There’s been a lively debate recently around the topics of web governance, web strategy, and their implications for web design in general. So we were delighted to hear that Lisa Welchman of WelchmanPierpoint, a thought leader in this area, is speaking in London on 12 November on the subject of Web Governance:
Fifteen years into mainstream Web adoption, most organizations operate their Web presence without fully understanding who in the organization is in charge of, and accountable for, the quality and effectiveness of the Web. The do-your-own thing, implement first and plan later mentality, which may have been useful during the start-up phase of a web site, is now choking the effectiveness and maturity of your Web presence as various factions tussle over who has absolute control or the “last-word” when it come to the web site. In order for the Web revolution to continue, organizations need to come to grips with the fact that policy and standards enable collaboration, not hinder it.
It’s a free breakfast briefing at Church House in Westminster (nearest tubes: Westminster or St James’s Park), hosted by technology vendor Vamosa. For more information, and to register online, check out the event page.
Highly recommended; we’ll see you there!
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