Editorial standards
How we research, write and stand behind every article.
Zion Engineering publishes Insights and a Glossary used by procurement officers, engineers and policymakers across Ethiopia. These standards describe how that content is produced and reviewed.
Our principles
Six editorial commitments.
Named authorship
Every article is authored or reviewed by a named member of the Zion Engineering team — practising engineers, project directors, or our editorial lead.
Primary sources
We cite vendor documentation, standards bodies (ITU, IEEE, Uptime Institute) and our own field measurements rather than secondary aggregators.
Conflict disclosure
Where an article discusses a vendor, partner or client, the relationship is disclosed inline.
Technical review
Articles touching a service line are reviewed by the practice lead before publication.
Corrections
Material errors are corrected promptly, dated, and noted at the foot of the article.
Glossary alignment
Defined terms link to our public Glossary so readers and procurement teams share the same vocabulary.
Corrections & contact
We take accuracy seriously.
Spotted an error or want to suggest a topic? Write to our editorial team and we will review every submission.
