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Implementation Guidelines  \n1.1.1. Overview  \nImplementation Guides are developed to support a specific standard or a set of standards by providing additional explanations and \"best practices\" procedures. They are developed cooperatively (similarly to the way standards are developed) by a Workgroup and are initiated with a complex Change Request (CR) . Implementation Guides are typically developed after a standard is released, however they can be developed in conjunction with the standard.  \n1.1.2. Rules for Developing Implementation Guides  \nThe exact contents of each implementation guide will differ depending upon the particular standard(s) that are being addressed. There are however, four rules that should be followed.  \nRule 1: Target a Specific Audience  \nAn Implementation Guides are typically developed for a particular audience, either Business or Technical Users:  \n􀂃 Business Implementation Guides – provide guidance on implementing standards from a business user's perspective. They seek to increase consistency and ease of implementation by explaining the standards at a high-level and provide real-world examples. Typical business users could be subject matter experts ([e.g. tax](e.g. tax) , transportation), or business project/process managers responsible for implementing the standards.  \n􀂃 Technical Implementation Guides – provide guidance on implementing standards from a technical user's perspective. Typical technical users could be Application Developers or Project Managers and System Architects.  \nRule 2: Do Not Create a New Standard  \nNo mandatory business rules or standards components (e.g. , use cases) should be introduced in an Implementation Guide – they must be included in a standard.  \nRule 3: Do not Override or Contradict Existing Standards  \nImplementation Guides must not over-ride or contradict a rule, definition, or process that exists within a standard.  \nRule 4: Do Not Repeat the Information in Already in a Standard  \nImplementation Guides must not repeat a rule, definition, or process that exists within a standard. It can, however, reference information in a standard, but should not repeat it.  \nGSMP Process Change Notification Template v0 .1 Page 1 of 4  \n1.1.3. Content Organization  \nThe content in an Implementation Guide should be presented in an efficient and logical way. Descriptive and procedural information should be separated and organized into discrete, standalone topics by procedure. This will serve the following purposes:  \n􀂃 It will help readers quickly and easily find the information they need.  \n􀂃 It will organize the information for future placement in a content management system which will facilitate on-demand, web based information retrieval  \nEach topic in an implementation guide should be organized as follows:  \n1. Overview: Defines the procedure (short one or two sentence explanation)  \n2. Pre-requisite: Identifies any prerequisites (if applicable) that need to be adhered to prior to executing the procedures  \n3. When Would I Use This?: Explanation of when the users would need to execute the procedures  \n4. How To: The actual procedures  \n1.1.4. Implementation Guide Template  \nGSMP has developed a Microsoft Word template for Implementation Guides that provides the correct organizational structure (as described in section 1.1.3) .  \nTemplate [name:](name: GSMP_DOC_ImpGuide.dot)[ GSMP_DOC_ImpGuide.dot](name: GSMP_DOC_ImpGuide.dot)  \nTemplate Location (eRoom): [http://eroom.uc-council.org/eRoom/facility/GSMPQuality/0_4ec00](http://eroom.uc-council.org/eRoom/facility/GSMPQuality/0_4ec00)[ ](http://eroom.uc-council.org/eRoom/facility/GSMPQuality/0_4ec00)[Instructions for using the template are located at the same eRoom address.](Instructions for using the template are located at the same eRoom address.)  \n1.1.5. 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