Copilot and Governance - Governance should change behavior, not enforce rules
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Governance fails when it focuses on permissions instead of incentives, optimizes for compliance metrics instead of actual outcomes, treats exceptions as failure instead of feedback.
Good governance works like good UX:
- defaults matter more than rules
- nudges beat mandates
- clarity beats control
Copilot doesn’t create new governance problems — it reveals old ones like messy permissions, unclear ownership, content with no purpose or lifecycle.
Governance that feels like punishment is proof you’ve already failed — because the smartest systems don’t need enforcement, they make the right thing the easiest thing. Copilot turns governance from a background concern into a front‑stage experience.
The tools SoHo recommends for goveranance is Orchestry
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