I think a lot of businesses offer protocol design as a service, but it usually isn’t marketed as such. Drug and treatment development is an exception, since protocol is a term of the trade.
Differs a lot from diplomatic protocol where the service is intelligent compliance, not design. This service is downstream, relatively speaking.
This is an eye opener. Protocols are embedded everywhere. Really makes you wonder how we did not developed a study of protocols before.
Zie Germans are on it – kinda – unfortunately this book was only published in German:
It’s also primarily focused on the history of diplomatic and governance protocols, so not as wide-ranging a study as we have going on here. But I translated it with some software help and found it to be informative!
Thank you. Will take a look.