in Other Areas!

In addition to Information Technology departments there are many other organizations and industries who are heavily focused on defined policies and procedures. As mentioned, the goal of a defined policy or procedure is to ultimately affect the behavior of an employee. And the easiest way to affect an individual's behavior is to track and measure his or her accountability - a key area of functionality found in .

Other examples for how is being used are listed below:

Payment Card Industry (PCI)- When Visa USA instituted the Cardholder Information Security Program (CISP) they did it with the best intentions of protecting their cardholder data. To comply, merchants and service providers are accountable for meeting the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard which has resulted in the need for clearly defined policies and procedures.

Using , organizations can measure employee accountability as it relates to these critical policy and procedures which mitigates the risks associated with non-compliance.

Call Centers-Notorious for high turnover and the never ending challenges associated with managing customer satisfaction, Call Center professionals are constantly faced with the challenge of getting Agents and Representatives to function in a consistent, repeatable, and predictable manner.

Using , not only are operating policies and procedures easily communicated as part of the new hire process but employee adoption whereby they leave old habits behind and quickly assimilate into the new organization is fast and easy based on the measurable accountability of each and every Agent or Representative.

Universities & Colleges- Institutions seeking to achieve a greater level of readiness and preparedness for crisis management can use to ensure all faculty, students, parents, and administrators are fully aware of the institution's policies and procedures for crisis management.

The measurable accountability tracked in helps to mitigate any liabilities associated with negligence or ineffective communications.

Health Care- The pressure associated with HIPAA compliance is at an all time high. Associated fines and penalties imposed on organizations who fail to comply are significant.

The combination of the policy and procedure management engine and the measurable accountability tracked in empowers healthcare organizations to efficiently and effectively demonstrate their commitment to compliance and therefore, if ever under investigation their organization will be more likely to be treated like a victim rather than a co-conspirator.

Financial Accounting & Controls- In an age when financial statements are being scrutized now more than ever, organizations are accountable for maintaining financial policies and procedures that ensure accuracy and consistency across the organization.

can serve effectively as the central repository for all current financial policies and ensures the accountability of each financial resource who is responsible for adhering to the defined standards.


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