standards

I spent most of last month in meetings with Web standards teams as they debated and hammered out drafts of Web standards related to social media, Web records management, 508 accessibility and more.

For a few years, I hosted a fun annual scavenger hunt in the Adams Morgan / Dupont Circle area of Washington, DC.  Before everyone raced out with the clue list, I would go over the rules --  everyone would roll their eyes and groan at this

I've been spending a lot time lately crafting a solid list of Web policies and standards that organizations should consider.

Many technical groups within organizations feel that they own all things technical and therefore should define requirements (for example, CMS requirements) and technical standards (for example, the Web Tools and Applications standards team that we re

We seem to be a litigation-happy society these days, but that is hardly news.

Geithner was confirmed yesterday as Treasury Secretary, although hisconfirmation was not as smooth due to tax issues for the years heworked at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).  When I was at theIMF's sister organization across the stre

Should a federal government agency move ahead with defining Web governance in a presidential election year?

We call them standards.