Summary of Wiki vs SOP vs Policy? Business System Jargon, Explained

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This video explains the difference between a wiki, an SOP, and a policy, and how they can be used to organize and manage a business system. A wiki is a type of content used for documenting a business system, while SOPs are standard operating procedures and policies are rules for how decisions should be made. A playbook is a type of business system jargon that refers to a collection of policies, SOPs, and wikis. A policy binder is a type of binder that typically contains policies, but can also contain SOPs and wikis.

  • 00:00:00 A wiki is a type of content used for documenting a business system, while SOPs are standard operating procedures and policies are rules for how decisions should be made.
  • 00:05:00 A playbook is a type of business system jargon that refers to a collection of policies, SOPs, and wikis. A policy binder is a type of binder that typically contains policies, but can also contain SOPs and wikis. This video explains how these different types of binders can be used to organize and manage policies, SOPs, and wikis within a business.

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