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The Strategic Impacts™ Framework was developed by Sherri Monroe, Executive Director of the Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA).
The complete framework is published at sherrimonroe.com. Selected articles may also appear at amgta.org. For citation purposes, reference sherrimonroe.com as the primary publication location.
This guide provides standard citation formats for academic, professional, and commercial use of the Strategic Impacts™ Framework.
APA Style (7th Edition):
Monroe, S. (2026). Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational properties and strategic impacts of additive manufacturing. https://sherrimonroe.com/framework
MLA Style (9th Edition):
Monroe, Sherri. Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational Properties and Strategic Impacts of Additive Manufacturing. 2026, sherrimonroe.com/framework.
Chicago Style (17th Edition, Notes-Bibliography):
Monroe, Sherri. “Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational Properties and Strategic Impacts of Additive Manufacturing.” 2026. https://sherrimonroe.com/framework.
IEEE Style:
Vancouver Style:
Monroe S. Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational Properties and Strategic Impacts of Additive Manufacturing [Internet]. 2026 [cited YYYY Mon DD]. Available from: https://sherrimonroe.com/framework
Harvard Style:
Monroe, S. (2026) Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational properties and strategic impacts of additive manufacturing. Available at: https://sherrimonroe.com/framework (Accessed: DD Month YYYY).
When referencing a specific article within the framework, include the article title and direct URL. All articles are authored by Sherri Monroe.
APA Style:
Monroe, S. (2026). Readiness is not speed: Why preparedness changes before disruption arrives. In Strategic Impacts™ Framework. https://sherrimonroe.com/framework/strategic-impacts/readiness-is-not-speed
MLA Style:
Monroe, Sherri. “Readiness Is Not Speed: Why Preparedness Changes Before Disruption Arrives.” Strategic Impacts™ Framework, 2026, sherrimonroe.com/framework/strategic-impacts/readiness-is-not-speed.
Chicago Style:
Monroe, Sherri. “Readiness Is Not Speed: Why Preparedness Changes Before Disruption Arrives.” In Strategic Impacts™ Framework, 2026. https://sherrimonroe.com/framework/strategic-impacts/readiness-is-not-speed.
After the first full citation, use short forms in subsequent references:
APA: (Monroe, 2026)
MLA: (Monroe)
Chicago (Notes): Monroe, “Readiness Is Not Speed.”
Chicago (Author-Date): (Monroe 2026)
Harvard: (Monroe, 2026)
IEEE: [1]
Vancouver: (1)
When presenting or discussing framework content, use appropriate attribution.
Minimum attribution: “The Strategic Impacts™ Framework (Monroe, 2026)”
Recommended attribution: “The Strategic Impacts™ Framework, developed by Sherri Monroe”
Full attribution: ““The Strategic Impacts™ Framework, developed by Sherri Monroe”
Academic and Professional Use
The Strategic Impacts™ Framework may be cited and referenced freely in academic research, theses, and publications; professional reports and white papers; conference presentations and papers; educational materials and course content; policy analysis and standards discussions; and trade publications and industry articles. No permission is required for standard citation, quotation with attribution, or discussion of framework concepts.
Commercial Use Requiring Permission
Written permission is required for commercial use that incorporates the framework name, structure, or substantial content. This includes proprietary consulting frameworks or methodologies based on this work; commercial training programs or certification courses; software tools, assessment platforms, or diagnostic applications; books, courses, or paid content that reproduce framework structure; and marketing materials that feature the framework as a product element. Contact the author for commercial licensing inquiries.
Derivative Works
Creating derivative works — translations, adaptations, extensions, or modifications to the framework structure — requires prior written permission. Contact the author before creating derivative works.
Educational Use
Educators may use framework content in courses, curricula, and educational programs with proper citation. This includes assigning framework articles as course readings, discussing framework concepts in lectures and seminars, using framework diagrams in educational presentations, and incorporating framework analysis into assignments. Commercial educational products — paid courses, textbooks, certification programs — require permission as described above.
Strategic Impacts™ is a trademark of Sherri Monroe. The trademark protects the framework name and its use in commercial contexts. Academic citation and non-commercial reference do not require trademark licensing.
The ™ symbol should be used on first reference in formal publications:
First reference: “The Strategic Impacts™ Framework…”
Subsequent references: “The Strategic Impacts Framework…” or “the framework…”
Some publications may omit the ™ symbol in citations. This is acceptable provided the full framework name is used.
Web Links
When linking to the framework online, use the primary URL: https://sherrimonroe.com/framework
Selected framework content may also appear at amgta.org. For formal citations, use the sherrimonroe.com URL as the primary publication location.
Social Media and Informal Sharing
When sharing framework content on social media or in informal communications, credit Sherri Monroe as author and link to sherrimonroe.com/framework. Use #StrategicImpactsFramework if desired.
Complete Framework PDF
A compiled PDF of the complete framework is available for download at sherrimonroe.com/framework/resources
Citation for PDF version:
Monroe, S. (2026). Strategic Impacts™ Framework: Foundational properties and strategic impacts of additive manufacturing [PDF]. https://sherrimonroe.com/framework/resources/download
For questions about citation, usage rights, or permissions:
General citation questions: Standard academic and professional citation practices apply. No special permission needed for proper citation and reference.
Commercial use or licensing: Contact the author
Derivative works or translations: Contact the author
Speaking or consulting inquiries: Contact the author
General framework questions: Contact the author
This citation guide may be updated periodically. Check the online version for the most current guidance at sherrimonroe.com/framework/resources/citation-guide