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: Connie Crosby

Email Policies - Some Resources

By Info Diva

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I think a lot about governance in projects I work on: who is going to do what, who is going to oversee it, and how things will be maintained. A big piece of the picture are policies, guidelines and procedures. Without this type of documentation, employees in an organization do not have guidance on how things should function.

In the past, teams would have worked together to learn from each other how things should work; however, we don't typically have the luxury of working with the same two people over many years to have the luxury of leaving everything unwritten. We need to be able to understand how our work fits into the bigger structure of the whole (big?) organization.

The other day I had a great question from a friend:  Did I have any resources for writing an email policy? Where would I start in writing a policy about email retention?

I did my typical look through my go-to resources, and didn't find anything. So, I took a bigger look around. What I found was pretty helpful, so I thought I would post it here for for my own benefit and that of anyone else also looking.

AIIM seems to have some things that might be helpful:

    • Finally, I had this "Email Charter" in my Delicious bookmarks (not from AIIM) which may prove to provide some additional inspiration: http://emailcharter.org/
    And related:
    Finally, if you are looking for helpful examples of policies, Google "email model policy". I was going to post some good examples here, but no doubt that is something which will change over time so perhaps best for us to look as needed.

    Do you have any favourite email policy resources? Or tips on what to include in a policy? 

    Full post as published by Connie Crosby on November 14, 2013 (boomark / email).

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