Now all you need is a remote work policy that lays out everything your employees need to know. As Microsoft pointed out in its remote work survey last year , having a clear, written, consistent policy reduces conflict and anxiety. They won’t have to worry about potential repercussions, because it’s just company policy.”. MORE >>

Library Trends , volume 60 issue 2, Fall 2011, focuses on "Towards policy formulation" on information literacy, a special issue edited by John Crawford. Introduction: Information Literacy Beyond the Academy: Towards Policy Formulation; by John Crawford - Information Literacy Advocacy-Woody's Ten Commandments; by Forrest Woody Horton, Jr. MORE >>

Tech Republic recently posted on 10 things you should cover in your social networking policy. There has been a lot of discussion on this topic, including my prior post, Social Media Policy Outside and Inside the Enterprise. Like most policy discussions I have seen, this one focuses on social software use on the Web. MORE >>

Yesterday in a comment on that post, Catherine Lombardozzi  pointed me in the direction of an interview with NextJump CEO, Charlie Kim, whose company has adopted a "no fire" policy. Here's how that policy emerged:  . This "no fire" policy seems like a huge win/win for both individuals and the companies they work for. MORE >>

To be sure, complete governance is far from trivial, embracing design, architecture, visual aesthetics, function, roles, responsibilities, content types, training, resources, stakeholder engagement, senior sponsorship, policies and procedures, and more. Intranets governance homepages Intranets2011 policies teams MORE >>