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We lose control of final dossiers during review because locks are inconsistent and people keep creating local copies.
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Become — change the pattern
+Across our last several approved dossiers, why do we repeatedly lose version control—insufficient…
Become — change the pattern
+Across our last several approved dossiers, why do we repeatedly lose version control—insufficient locking, inconsistent permissions, or uncontrolled local copies? Recommend a standard lock-and-access protocol (who has edit rights, where the master lives, and how to prevent local forks) that reduces version drift during review cycles.
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