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document management system
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document management system
Software that manages documents for electronic publishing. It generally supports a large variety of document formats and provides extensive access control and searching capabilities across LANs and WANs. A document management system may support multiple versions of a document and may be able to combine text fragments written by different authors. It often includes a workflow component that routes documents to the appropriate users. See workflow and document imaging.


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For any company with a need to manage controlled documents, document control software has quickly become a essential tool to make their processes more efficient, and less costly.
Coreworx, a subsidiary of Acorn Energy Inc (Nasdaq:ACFN), is a provider of integrated document control and automated workflow management.
Next, "documents were not reviewed and approved by the person designated in document control procedures," the 483 stated.
 
 
 
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