procedures

The difference between processes and procedures can be summed up as breadth and depth. Do you really understand this difference?

Your policy on policies and procedures should cover the six steps of your deployment framework: development, approval, distribution, implementation, regular review, and revision of all of your policies and procedures.

Put together your Policy & Procedure Manual using a logical flow or order to your procedures. Start the operations manual with your process map. List your procedures that explain each business process.

There are three major costs associated with every document management system: (a) hard costs; (b) soft costs; and (c) opportunity costs. How do you get those under control?

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Quality management procedures are critical to improvement. If you are a manager of a group of people then you basically have two ways of using procedures, either you are using them to drive consistency and improvement or you’re not. How are your management procedures used?

Gaining buy-in may be difficult, but without it change rarely takes root.

Writing Policies and Procedures take time and time costs money. So how much does it cost? Find out here.

Your policies and procedures are your strategy. If you donƒ’t have time to adjust your policies and procedures for the new strategy, then how do you expect to achieve your new strategy with outdated policies and procedures?