Thanks for your suggestions....
Wayne Kempf
GE Medical Systems
4855 W. Electric Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53219
414-647-4318
Wayne...@med.ge.com
As far as revisioning is concerned, when the part or program where put into
production that revision became locked. If any changes (even as minor as a
misspelled word in the title block of a drawing) were needed, the drawing
or program had to be revised. In speaking of parts, if the "revision"
changed form, fit, or function, the part could not be revised; a new part
needed to be generated.
As general guidelines:
Pick a naming convention that conveys a general meeting to the users.
Remain constancy through the naming.
The revision as part of the module name is convenient, but not absolutely
necessary.
Investigate software (document management, project management, product data
management) to help control releases and revision; and retrieval of
information.
Define specific instances when a program/data module can be revised; and
when a new program/data module should be created.
Hope this helps.
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Patrick L. Perry PDM Implementation Engineer
Rand Worldwide Phone 770-806-9200
3675 Crestwood Parkway, Suite 400 Fax 770-806-9277
Duluth, GA 30136 Email ppe...@rand.com
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