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Zethembiso Langa Manager Complex Projects| Eskom SOC Ltd South Africa
I just joined a new organization, and there is so much exchange of documents between Stakeholders before the same document is approved.. I end up having 1 document saved multiple times. I just want a tool where everyone in the team can access the same document and make necessary changes and we are able to track the changes, accept or decline and finalize.

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Aaron Porter
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IT Director| Blade HQ Payson, UT, United States
If you have SharePoint/Teams, this is easily accomplished. You have a shared repository, you can control access to it, if needed, and you can create approval workflows. There are other software packages designed for this, that might do it better, but they cost more. Our marketing team uses InMotion, but I don't think it's cheap.
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Orla Ryan Dublin, Ireland
Googledocs is another commonly-used option. Not a fan of it personally, but I know Twitter use it. At work, I use MS Teams so we can all edit a document in the same location.
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Rama K Goberu Program Manager| Appfire Technologies Hyderabad, India
For me, the best bet is to use Atlassian Confluence that helps maintain versions of a page created, track who made what changes, etc. Other advantages include sharing a page with stakeholders, organizing your projects as spaces, embedding a variety of media, etc.

With the help of Atlassian Marketplace app(s), you can also give it the power of approvals, workflows, etc. This also seamlessly integrates with Jira, the popular issue tracking application from Atlassian.
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Mar 02, 2022 6:49 PM
LARRY LAYTON
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I agree. Not only can you do everything Rama has outlined above, you can also comment on documents and pages with notifications that allow for collaboration.
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LARRY LAYTON Software Development Manager| Braille Works Saint Petersburg, Fl, United States
Nov 04, 2021 6:30 AM
Replying to Rama K Goberu
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For me, the best bet is to use Atlassian Confluence that helps maintain versions of a page created, track who made what changes, etc. Other advantages include sharing a page with stakeholders, organizing your projects as spaces, embedding a variety of media, etc.

With the help of Atlassian Marketplace app(s), you can also give it the power of approvals, workflows, etc. This also seamlessly integrates with Jira, the popular issue tracking application from Atlassian.
I agree. Not only can you do everything Rama has outlined above, you can also comment on documents and pages with notifications that allow for collaboration.
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Stéphane Parent Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker Prince Edward Island, Canada
We use a tailored version of OpenText. It's really big on version management, not so much on collaboration.
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Chantelle Tavares New England, United States
SharePoint is a great option esp if you need to apply records management policies. However, a tool within your task management tool like Confluence from JIRA can be a good light-weight option.
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Denathayalan Ramasamy Chief Technology Officer| Atal Incubation Centre -CIIC Chennai, Tamilnadu, India
MS teams & Sharepoint are the best options for initial documents control establishment
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Emily Watson Business Development Manager| Proglobalbusinesssolutions India
Google Docs, Zoho Projects and Monday.com.
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Tiago Romao Project Manager - PfMP | PgMP | PMP | ACP | PBA | CBAP | CSM | MSc.| Altice Portugal | Meo Sobreda, Setubal/Almada, Portugal
Hello,
I use Confluence, Jira, MSTeams, Sharepoint, Google GSuite

Managing and tracking document changes is not trivial, implies training and ground rules commitment
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Justin Fu Senior Systems Engineer| Parsons Bristow, Va, United States
thanks for info

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