Deciding exactly how many standards authors you should have, and how many is too many, is exactly what we tease out during digital governance framework…
Comments closedAuthor: Kristina Podnar
In countless organizations, I have seen efforts poured into documenting policies and standards only to have them saved to the Intranet as a multi-page PDF…
Comments closedOrganizations have historically relied on IT for technical systems execution and, with the rise of websites and associated digital operations, that norm continued. Aspects and…
Comments closedWhen working with clients or teaching a master class, I am usually asked about the format that should be used for creating digital policies. Many…
Comments closedPolicies—which are your organization’s high-level statements of beliefs, goals, and objectives to comply with laws, manage risk, or drive competitive advantage—are not new and have…
Comments closedFrequently I hear from organizations that they have created a set of standards but they can’t get digital content authors and producers to focus on…
Comments closedOver the past several weeks there has been a lot of discussion around digital privacy, most notably with Congress voting to erase broadband privacy protections…
Comments closedOne of my all-time favorite questions is “When is the best time to start developing standards?” The idea that you need to tie standards development…
Comments closedThose of us working in digital often have an opinion on how something should be done, especially if we have observed a repetitive activity and…
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