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What is a White Paper?
From Wikipedia – a free encyclopedia
A white paper is an authoritative report; a government report outlining policy; or a document the purpose of which is to educate industry customers or collect leads for a company. White papers are used to help people make decisions.
In modern British or Irish terminology, a White Paper is a statement of government policy. It is called white paper because originally these were thin documents quickly bound in white paper without a formal cover, as opposed to the blue bindings of most government reports.
What can a company do with a White Paper?
The companies that Monica Wofford International works with often find it helpful to distribute white papers to the management and/or employees for the purpose of sharing industry information. They have used our White Papers and Special Reports in part or whole as:
- Paycheck stuffers
- Group Discussion Items for Meetings
- Employee Development tools
- Initiators of further research
- Validation of their product or services
- Newsletter articles
- Employee broadcast emails
- Training tools
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