Managing complex documents is a constant challenge for many organisations. A change in one manual can often affect several other policies. To solve this, Cherryleaf has developed a new proof of concept app that helps teams track these vital links. The challenge of document management Policies rarely exist in isolation. Keeping track of these connections… Read more »
Tag: procedures
M&A integration blueprint: Why procedures matter more than you think
When two companies merge, the announcement typically focuses on synergies, market share, and shareholder value. What gets far less attention, until it becomes a problem, is the intricate work of actually integrating two distinct organisations into a functioning whole. At the heart of this challenge lies something seemingly mundane but absolutely critical: policies and procedures…. Read more »
Why do I need policies and procedures?
As a senior manager, you might occasionally question whether your organisation truly needs formal policies and procedures. After all, you’ve built a successful business through adaptability, quick decision-making, and trusting your team’s judgement. However, as organisations grow and deal with increasing complexity, the absence of clear policies and procedures creates significant risks and inefficiencies that… Read more »
Master policies and procedures writing this March
Join our training course on 24-24 March 2026 Are you facing the challenge of creating or updating your organisation’s policies and procedures? Our policies and procedures training course teaches you how to write clear and effective policies and procedures, in a straightforward and efficient way. Course details Format: Live instructor-led virtual classroom via Microsoft… Read more »
Evaluating policies and procedures with AI personas
Yesterday, we blogged about using AI to simulate users of software to gain insights into how different types of users react to a user guide or online help. We have also developed a similar app for evaluating policy and procedure documents. This is an important issue because some organisations spend considerable time creating policies that… Read more »