Publication
Editorial Policy
This policy describes how we produce the Sigi Technologies blog. It is a software-company publication, not a newsroom.
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Last updated: September 18, 2026
Sigi Technologies publishes practical guides for teams buying or building software. We aim for accurate, attributed writing that matches what we can stand behind in delivery work.
1. What we publish
The blog covers software architecture, product delivery, hiring for engineering work, and related topics. Case studies describe projects Sigi has shipped. Guides that cite public research or vendor documentation should name those sources in the article.
2. Bylines and authorship
Named guides are attributed to a real contributor. Their name appears on the page and in BlogPosting structured data as a Person, with a profile at /authors/. Case studies may be bylined to the Sigi Technologies team when they are company project write-ups rather than a single author’s analysis.
3. Review before publish
Editorial review checks that claims match cited sources, that Sigi’s own work is not overstated, and that dates, author names, and canonical URLs are consistent. We do not publish invented client results or fake review scores.
4. Updates
When we change a guide in a material way, we update the visible “Updated” date and the dateModified value in metadata and schema. Minor typos may be fixed without a date change.
5. Contact
Questions about a specific article: info@sigitechnologies.com. Please include the article URL.