Type of documentation?

["Chris Orr" <got2940 -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

I am trying to come up with a good name for the type of documentation I have 
been working on lately, but I'm not getting very far. Here's a description 
of it.

Where our release documentation has a narrow focus on specific products, 
this documentation has a wide focus on tasks or processes that span multiple 
products. It is published independently of product releases, to the company 
knowledgebase and/or online magazine. There is a possibility it could be 
published in trade magazines. This type of documentation is heavily informed 
by research into best practices, standards, the existing market, feedfback 
from consultants in the field, and such.

Our manager calls this documentation "best practices," but it's more than 
that. What would you call it?

Thanks,
Chris Orr

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