An enterprise wants to revise its written references to reflect new workflow updates. Which approach best meets leadership requirements for consistent and discoverable information?
Revise existing references with tracked changes and store them in an accessible repository.
Create new references and share them through a team communication platform.
Print updated references and store them for departmental use.
Hold a meeting where departmental leaders outline revisions verbally.
Preserving an updated set of references, matching new processes and stored in a location all employees can easily access, is crucial. The first strategy relies on a one-time digital post. The second keeps documents physically aside, hindering open availability. The last is limited to verbal updates, risking incomplete adoption. Storing trackable revisions in a shared digital space maintains clarity and version control for all participants.
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