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This document provides a checklist of business requirements for the <Name> project within the <Name> department. The checklist includes requirements for data management such as creating backup/recovery structures, allowing sharing and collaboration of data between users, and accepting multiple file types. It also lists requirements for information security like preventing breaches of active drawings, hard copy drop-offs, emails, and more. The document identifies stakeholders and priorities for each set of requirements.
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- 1. Business Requirement Checklist (BRC) Project Name Date INSERT COMPANY LOGO
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