Humility - An Urgent Necessity for Compliance
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Imagine if compliance was proactive, integrative, and focused on improving the probability of mission success.
The Problem
Based on our experience working with hundreds of organizations we learned that many take a reactive and siloed approach to meeting their obligations.
As a result they are unsure if they are meeting all their obligations and wait until audited or for a serious incident to occur before they improve their compliance.
This creates a vicious cycle of non-conformance where risk continues to increase, obligations are not met, and stakeholder trust diminishes over time.
We call this The Reactive Uncertainty Trap™.
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