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Web governance

Governance is a hot topic for online professionals but is sometimes clouded by hype and means different things to different people. On this track we have gathered experts and cases studies who will help untangle the many meanings of the term and give an insight into practical approaches to web governance.

Web governance to a large extent covers various means to improve the quality of organisations’ web content and overall web presence. The track deals with means such as ownership models and governance frameworks, online standards and policies, analytics that drive business decision-making and web development and ways to organise to deal with day-to-day challenges for web teams.

Continue the conversation

The conference is over, but you can continue the conversation in one of our many groups focused on web governance:

For more on web governance, take a look at the online strategy conference track at the J. Boye 11 conference in Philadelphia.

Conference Day #2, Thursday November 4th

10.30-12.00

Hitting the Wall: Why Web Governance Matters More than Ever

by Lisa Welchman, WelchmanPierpoint
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Joining the dots: Creating an enterprise framework for website governance

by Simon Lande, Magus
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13.00-14.00

The Metamorphosis from the “Reporting Squirrel” to the “Analysis Ninja”

Case: The LEGO Group
by Gbemi Petersen
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Practical web governance with the help of search analytics, user feedback and CMS automagic

Case: Västra Götalandsregionen
by Kristian Norling
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16.00-17.00

We've killed their darlings - daring to go from 16 websites to one

Case: Dutch ministry of General Affairs / Netherlands Government Information Service
by Gemma Sweeren
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Why we need to break down the silos with web governance

Case: Municipality of Frederiksberg
by Sidsel Skovborg
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