"version management" is an appropriate phrase to use in written English.
This phrase typically refers to the process of tracking and controlling changes to software applications, documents, or other digital assets. For example: "Our company implemented version management to ensure that only the latest version of our software product is in use by our customers."
He deplores the way "the tekkies want to colonize this as their own fiefdom, claiming these literary, artistic and cognitive realms as 'technology,' and the result is the broken and clumsy formats of the Web, with only one-way links, no version management, no principled reuse and no copyright solution".
The TEXTOR physics database (TPD) allows for a version management.
Meanwhile, eager version management obtains up to 37.84% speed-up compared to lazy version management at low contention.
Based on our experiments, lazy version management is able to obtain up to 12.82% speed-up compared to eager version management at high contention level.
The development of such modules involves different disciplines, version management, and variation management.
In this paper, we propose a version management mechanism for impact analysis while components are upgraded.
In this paper, we propose Synchronous collaborative modelling Tool Enhanced with VErsioning management (STEVE) a collaborative tool supporting distributed Unified Modelling Language (UML) modelling of software systems.
With that came a perception that leadership is somehow a "bigger and better" version of management; something strategic and somehow more critical than just managing people.
Instead we have the John Cleese version of management where massive change at every level descends at once, tipping people over the edge.
Collaboration is supported by discussion panels about specific engineering decisions and version control management, as discussed in [36, 37].
In the federal regulatory world, new versions of management blueprints are released to address legal problems.
