Businesses need best practices that are easy to implement. In many cases the problem is not the best practices per se, but their presentation. Introduction Development of best practices is usually based on experiences and updating current standards. Formal best practice implementation begins with documenting these best practices. A major problem is how the best practice is presented.
Poor presentation can result in best practices being ignored.
Providing an implementation example as an annex can be helpful. Providing mandatory requirement details about how to implement a best practice often results in the best practice not being feasible. Best practices need to use common terminology and definitions. Best practices must have a common-sense view to the implementers. To be considered for implementation, best practices should be clearly understandable to managerial and technical people.