By Matthew Lamont
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March 1, 2025
Effectively managing document versioning presents a significant challenge for organisations. Poor version control can lead to confusion, errors, and inconsistencies that increase costs and risks. Implementing robust version control practices is, therefore, essential for maintaining organisation, accuracy, and consistency across teams. Without it, organisations risk confusion, wasted time, and potential compliance issues. The good news is that knowledge workers and their organisations can avoid version control problems by implementing a robust information management system. These platforms centralise document storage, automate version tracking, and control access, ensuring that everyone works with the most up-to-date and accurate information. In this post we’ll delve more into the consequences of poor version control and how market-leading information platform M-Files can help eliminate these problems.