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(1) Please tell me recommendations for doc management tools you have used
and "loved."
(2) Also, what do you think about SharePoint as a doc management tool? I've
heard Yes and No.
BACKSTORY
My client is moving a large batch of policies and procedures into standard
IT templates. They need an easy-to-use document management tool.
> Users must be able to:
+ Share
+ Review
+ Edit/comment
+ Sign approval
> The tool must allow for doc automated move through the review/signoff
hierarchy (SMEs to Executives).
> Administration must be simple and not overly time consuming.
> Minimal training should be required for end users to start working docs.
> Reporting should include views of doc status.
Thanks!
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