Map the content lifecycle
Follow content from source and planning through creation, review, adaptation and use. Identify duplication, delays and gaps in ownership.
Content strategy and AI-enabled workflows
Help teams find, reuse and adapt existing content—and connect planning, production, review, learning and delivery into a more effective workflow.
Discuss your prioritiesThe business question
Large content libraries can hide valuable work behind inconsistent naming, fragmented systems and different market practices. We help organisations understand what exists, how people find it and what prevents it being used again—then shape a practical approach to content intelligence and reuse.
How we approach the work
The scope follows your question. These are the decisions we can help your team work through.
Follow content from source and planning through creation, review, adaptation and use. Identify duplication, delays and gaps in ownership.
Define a useful taxonomy, metadata and indexing approach. Explore similarity-based discovery across formats, languages and markets.
Clarify how existing material can support new channels, markets or learning needs. Keep review and approval responsibilities explicit.
Select a bounded library or workflow, establish a baseline and define how to assess reuse, effort, quality and business value.
What you can take forward
We agree the outputs before work begins. Depending on the assignment, these can include:
A shared view of the current lifecycle, friction points and improvement opportunities.
Requirements for taxonomy, metadata, discovery and the appropriate use of AI.
A defined scope, responsibilities and measures for testing a better way of working.
GRIT’s core role is advisory. Specialist technology, content, learning and implementation work is scoped with the appropriate delivery partners.
Connected advisory
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your challenge and the decision ahead.