In the policy architecture hierarchy, which document type provides the specific, step-by-step instructions for employees to follow a standard?
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Prosper Eromonsele
“the document type that provides specific, step-by-step instructions for employees to follow a standard is a procedure.in the policy architecture hierarchy, a policy sets the high-level intent or rules established by management, while a standard defines the mandatory requirements or performance levels that must be met to comply with the policy. a procedure serves as the tactical document that outlines the precise actions, sequence of steps, and responsibilities required to implement and adhere to those standards in day-to-day operations. for example, if a cybersecurity policy mandates that all company data must be encrypted, and a standard defines the specific encryption algorithm required, the procedure acts as the technical manual detailing the exact clicks. settings, and verification steps an employee must perform to encrypt a file correctly.”
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Viren Italiya
“in a typical policy architecture hierachy policy, standard, procedure and guideline, so the document tyep that provide the specific step by step instructions for employee to follow a standard is the procedure”
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Kayla Miller
“procedure”
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