Hunter Storm

Hunter Storm Document Governance

Every document must be identifiable, traceable, and governed. This system keeps the archive clean.

 

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Introduction

Document governance ensures every institutional artifact is uniquely identifiable, properly classified, and consistently maintained.

 

Core Components

• Numbering Schema — DCT‑0 hub, DCT‑1+ series
• Metadata Standards — Required fields, optional fields
• Classification Rules — Categories, subcategories
• Archival Lifecycle — Active → dormant → archive
• Version Control — Integrity, transparency

 

Governance Objective

To maintain a clean, scalable, container‑agnostic document architecture.

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