Embedding new practice commitments across a manual of several hundred documents
Mapping a manual against its own dependencies and its governing legislation, then embedding a new set of practice commitments across it
A government agency. Structural analysis, then commitment embedding across the manual. Delivered.
A practice manual of 350 documents had accumulated a decade of additions on top of a practice model that had not been substantively revised. Six new commitments had to be embedded across it, ahead of a fixed deadline.
- Suggested insertions delivered with the reasoning behind each one, not just the change
- Every document risk-carded and ranked, so revision started with a priority order
- Every suggestion ranked, so revision starts with a priority order rather than page one