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Originally Posted by mtlakejim
I don't argue that it is a very large task. That is why I am suggesting it needs to be some sort of shared file that everyone can access. I might know what stain matches the trim, you might know what LED light bulb replaces the incandescent on the scare light. No one person is going to be able to input all the information. Its like painting a house with a crew as opposed to one person.
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Actually there are a number of ways this could be accomplished. This first step is to develop a list items to be tracked. Once we have a definitive list the next step would be to decide how and where to store the data. That would drive the rest...
It would be huge undertaking and require both a project mgr and DB mgr/maintenance person (IMO).
As a quick example, using Microsoft OneDrive and MS Access, a cloud-based system could be designed and built. The only question is... who has time and resources to build such a system? Anyone interested?