In our “Quick Overview of PolicyCo” article, we discussed how we think about Articles as the most basic units of content within a policy. Whether you are starting your policy writing from scratch, or have a set of existing documents that you are pleased with, deciding how to separate that information into articles within PolicyCo is an important step. With that in mind, here are several approaches to organizing policies into articles that have worked for our team.
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3 Ways to Organize Your Policies
How-to January 22, 2020
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Employee Handbooks and Your Small Business
January 17, 2020
Writing and reading employee handbooks can be tedious, so it isn’t surprising that many small businesses skip over them entirely. When your team is small, it may seem easier to talk about ideas, policies, and procedures as they come up in an ad-hoc way.
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PolicyCo Weekly Update - 10.11.2019
Weekly update October 11, 2019
It has been another busy week here at PolicyCo.
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PolicyCo Weekly Update - First Edition
October 04, 2019
Welcome to the first edition of our PolicyCo Weekly Update.
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Policy Structure
Marketing August 12, 2019
One of the more challenging aspects of creating policies for an organization is deciding on which categories to begin with. Maintaining 40-60 policies can overcomplicate an already complicated process. I found an article from February 2014 by David Lineman called How to Structure Information Security Policies, that resonated with me. In this article, he offers advice on how which categories to start out with.
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PolicyCo is Live!
Marketing August 01, 2019
After 9 months of planning and development, the first phase of PolicyCo is in production. All customers get a 30 day free trial. Baseline features include:
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A Quick Overview of PolicyCo
August 01, 2019
PolicyCo was born because a typical word processor doesn’t have the features required to track authorship and evidence down to a specific paragraph (article). Anyone who has written or revised policy can understand that the logistical hurdles to securing that content, versioning and promoting it are simply beyond the scope of the modern word processor.
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Policy Is Not Linear
Marketing March 04, 2019
Let’s face it, not much has changed in the world of policy writing. The medium has changed (handwritten, typewriters, computers), but the linear nature of writing has remained. Most policy shares common elements including a numbering system with an established hierarchy and a title or header to help the reader know the topic. Organizations crafting policy face a similar set of problems once they embark on the writing process. Let’s explore the pain points in more detail.
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