Diligent, a leading GRC SaaS company, today announced the launch of Policy Publisher for Diligent Community.
Diligent has announced the launch of Policy Publisher for Diligent Community, a new governance management solution designed to support school boards with effortless management and execution throughout the full policy lifecycle. With an easy-to-navigate interface, robust search functionality, sophisticated shared document management tools, and more, Policy Publisher for Diligent Community promises to radically simplify every step of the policy process, ensuring that district leaders, board members, and the community have access to the information they need.
“Developing and adopting policy is the most important function of a school board,” said Nonie Dalton, VP of Product Management for Diligent’s Mission Driven Organizations group. “With Policy Publisher for Diligent Community, all the extraneous work around policy creation is simplified and streamlined, allowing board members to focus on what really matters—reviewing and approving policy, while ensuring the appropriate transparency for their community.”
School districts have been in an era of digital transformation, with technology playing an ever-more-important role in driving security, engagement, and trust. Policy Publisher for Diligent Community furthers this trend, simplifying agenda and meeting management and ensuring greater levels of transparency and community engagement through its secure and streamlined process. The new solution allows school board members to:
“The policy management process is a critical responsibility of the school board. In order to respond to legislative and societal changes, the process of policy creation, revision and adoption must be timely and efficient”, added Dalton. “Constituents expect greater visibility into the work of their school board, and Policy Publisher ensures that internal and external stakeholders have a single source of truth for current and historical policies in their district.
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