How do policies, standards and procedures look for manufacturing organizations that are in regulated industries such as the automotive sector? Anyone focused on safety reporting such as regulatory experts, security managers, and compliance experts should review the following:

• Principles: Fundamental beliefs that guide all organizational decisions and culture.

• Policies: Formal statements of intent that establish direction and boundaries for business conduct and compliance. Sets a broad rule to guide decisions and ensure security or participation.

• Standards: Specific, measurable requirements that ensure policies are consistently implemented across operations. Specifies exact technical requirements needed to uphold the policy. Baseline defines the minimum acceptable level or criteria to comply with the policy.

• Toil is repetitive, manual work that scales with system growth

If you are a developer and use Visual Studio Code (VSCode), then I recommend that you use GistPad

https://aka.ms/gistpad

Super helpful to view and work with your gists right within VSCode

Does automatic sync with your github and use VSCode interface to view, write and udpate your gists.

Build your own workflow to take notes, build knowledge base that is your own!

as of Jan 2025, Option (1) still is my preferred way of running http server on my macbook!

Python comes pre-installed on macOS and provides a simple way to start a local server:

1. For Python 3:

shared accounts have scaling limits

each dept has their own account does not always work well

• issues with reorgs and reassignment of projects

accounts around apps or micro services -->

make sure that the governance mechanisms do not slow you down and not let you move faster

embrace the genius of the AND.

• SSH Keys with multiple Github accounts https://medium.com/@trionkidnapper/ssh-keys-with-multiple-github-accounts-c67db56f191e

There are 3 levels of git config; project, global and system.

• project: Project configs are only available for the current project and stored in .git/config in the project's directory.

  $ git config user.name "John Doe"