Controlled Copy vs. Uncontrolled Copy - What are the definitions and differences?
contolled copy can be defined as:
A Controlled copy is always at the correct/latest revision level. When a change is made, it is retreived and replaced.
or
A controlled copy that has been printed for use. Or a document that is not subject to review/approval
Uncontrolled copy can be defined as
A document is uncontrolled when printed. You could put a disclaimer in the footer of the copies “If Printed, Uncontrolled”.
These copies saves time to time when it is updated by anyone.
Controlled Copy vs. Uncontrolled Copy - What are the definitions and differences?
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