This gives an overview of how we approach all articles published on our website.
For the past, present and future, subject to the following.
The future is very much dependent on the feedback received and requests for new articles.
Therefore, please feel free to give your input over the phone.
Where you wish for further articles to be added, please let us know.
The “substantive contents” of each article will be continually “populated” and “grown”.
The purpose of all our articles is to give “an overview” of the topic in a bullet point format.
Each topic has the facility to have a “Frequently Asked Questions” section.
In addition, the article will contain links to previous articles to the extent they are still relevant.
This approach allows all articles, knowledge therein and functionality to be extremely powerful.
By nature, all our articles, in the main, are “Dynamic” and subject to change, as necessary.
The Approach
All articles dated earlier than 1st January 2024 will only be updated upon request.
These will be grouped as “live” articles.
All other articles, dated pre 31 December 2023, will be grouped and shown as “archived” articles.
Articles marked “archived” should be considered as being out of date and not relevant to the ongoing business.
These have been retained as links as they have been used as bookmarks by Clients.
However, Avar will update the articles voluntarily where they are widely used and beneficial to the operational efficiency.
All Articles will be “marked” to be read aloud to save time and increase efficiency or presented using artificial Intelligence (AI) for the same reasons.
The feature of Microsoft to read aloud is used extensively to enhance quality and speed of our output.
News Updates
All updates, warnings, notices, etc is done via Telegram, on our Broadcast Channel called “Reflections”.
In view of the speed of change that has been occurring, articles are not sent out via email as they become outdated very rapidly, unless requested specifically for GDPR Compliance purposes.
Caveat
Avar Ltd and our Business Organisations cannot be held responsible for actions taken on the contents of our articles, forms, knowledge bank or use of our website.
We recommend that you seek advice in writing before taking any action.
