ContentGovernance
Content governance is the set of policies, roles, and processes that guide the creation, management, publication, and lifecycle of content within an organization. It aims to ensure accuracy, consistency, compliance, and value across channels, and assigns clear ownership and accountability for content assets.
A governance framework typically includes standards, guidelines, and a defined decision-making structure. Core components are content
Implementation models vary. Some organizations centralize governance in a content forensics team or a governance council;
Governance also addresses licensing, rights management, accessibility (for example, adherence to WCAG), privacy, and data protection.
Benefits include brand consistency, reduced risk of misinformation or legal issues, improved searchability and reuse, faster
Metrics commonly used to assess governance effectiveness include policy compliance rate, publication cycle time, content accuracy,
Typical domains include corporate intranets, public websites, product documentation, knowledge bases, and user-generated content platforms. Effective