
ISO 9001 document control with SharePoint
What ISO 9001 clause 7.5 requires for the control of documented information, what SharePoint covers and where controlled documents need more.
Read moreBlog
Practical articles on SharePoint, Microsoft 365, Teams and SPFx – based on more than 20 years of project experience. Page 2.

What ISO 9001 clause 7.5 requires for the control of documented information, what SharePoint covers and where controlled documents need more.
Read more
SharePoint has no read confirmation for documents. What a record of acknowledgement must contain and how distribution lists, deadlines and reminders interact.
Read more
Version 1.4: occasions all year, content in four languages, ready-made content packs, new designs, a flexible schedule, new campaigns on the same page and simpler licensing.
Read more
Five examples of approval workflows for controlled documents in SharePoint. Which questions shape the workflow and why a standard workflow rarely fits.
Read more
How an approved document in SharePoint is readable before it applies: staging library, switch-over on the effective date and the questions to settle first.
Read more
SharePoint offers a lot for document management. For controlled documents with an effective date, multi-stage approval and acknowledgement, built-in tools end.
Read more
Version 1.2: a setup assistant, settings in the admin bar, emails via Microsoft Graph, a prize draw across all tickets, French and Italian.
Read more
How a project workspace follows the phases of a project: from quotation through order and warranty to the clean-up after closure.
Read more
Managing drawings in SharePoint via a drawing code in the file name: metadata from the name, every index a version and where the limits lie.
Read morePage 2 of 16
We are happy to help with implementation – from a quick assessment to a complete project.