I'm not sure why you confuse information gathering and (maybe 
particularly) quality with paper storage or electronic storage. 
        The reader will get exactly what they ask for whether or not it is the 
current model. At a minimum products are marked with their part numbers and 
date of manufacturer. If I haven't already stored the BOM when the project was 
completed, a very simple search of the electronic data base allows me to pull 
up the BOM's and drawings in effect, for the part in you hand. Surely any 
minimal quality system insures that the product is built as directed by the 
BOM's and drawings actually in effect at the time of manufacture.
        Once asked for a specific product you either go through some paper heap 
in a file cabinet or you go through bits in an electronic file cabinet.
        How does any of this equate to minimum acceptable limits - simple seems 
efficient to me.
        Gary
        
        

-----Original Message-----
From: Gregg Kervill [mailto:gr...@test4safety.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 6:58 AM
To: 'Chris Maxwell'; Gary McInturff; 'Nick Williams'; 'Stephen Irving'
Cc: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: RE: Location of CE DoCs - electronic copies


There is a problem with  "..the reader is guaranteed to get the latest revision 
as stored in our Document Control system." 
 
The advice I offer is "focus on the principles - reduce risk - reduce liability 
- preserve evidence - aim for Quality don't design down to the MINIMUM 
ACCEPTABLE LIMIT".

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