Writing Governance

Definition

The subset of communication governance that applies to written artifacts — drafts, emails, memos, posts, documentation — including standards, controls, and oversight.

Why it matters

Most enterprise communication risk lives in writing. Writing governance is where that risk is most effectively managed.

Examples

• Required review for external customer communication.
• Runtime enforcement of regulated language.

Best practices

• Push enforcement to draft time.
• Make policy retrievable inside the writing tool.

Related concepts

• glossary
  Communication Governance

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