Content work is rooted in process: we plan, create, and deliver content, measure the results, and then plan, create, and deliver again. For some teams, the process is consistent with high-quality results, consistently. For other teams, it’s the opposite: a small change can have a long-term impact.
Content governance is essential to the content process. Join this session to learn how a governance framework can impact a content team’s performance and results. I’ll share lessons learned from previous projects as I walk through the elements that make up a content governance framework and examples of governance deliverables. I’ll also provide tips for getting started on a framework for your team and implementing governance as a structure that enables work, not as a set of work rules.
This session is for content strategists, managers, and cross-functional stakeholders who face the complexities of content projects and want to help their teams succeed at getting the right work done at the right time.
Content governance is essential to the content process. Join this session to learn how a governance framework can impact a content team’s performance and results. I’ll share lessons learned from previous projects as I walk through the elements that make up a content governance framework and examples of governance deliverables. I’ll also provide tips for getting started on a framework for your team and implementing governance as a structure that enables work, not as a set of work rules.
This session is for content strategists, managers, and cross-functional stakeholders who face the complexities of content projects and want to help their teams succeed at getting the right work done at the right time.
May 17 @ 08:30
08:30
Chris Hester