Lean Compliance Update - Webinar Recordings
Organizations cannot keep up using Compliance 1 principles and practices.
Today’s regulatory frameworks, standards, and technologies such as AI call for Compliance 2, a holistic, systems-based, and operational approach to compliance.
This is what we have been working towards for the last 10 years, and it is needed now more than ever.
To make more of that work available, I am releasing a selection of Lean Compliance webinar recordings to everyone at leancompliance.ca/webinars.
For several years, these recordings were available only to members. Now there is no sign-up and no cost, and every recording comes with a presentation you can download. Each webinar works through a single topic from beginning to end.
Several sessions cover the foundations of operational compliance:
10 Rules of Effective Compliance: principles drawn from hundreds of projects over several decades for compliance that advances outcomes
Elevate Outcomes Using Compliance Programs: a masterclass on how programs change systems to change outcomes, and the difference between management programs and management systems
Elevate Compliance Using Lean TCM (Total Compliance Management): improving your capability to meet obligations and keep promises across regulatory and voluntary commitments to create total value
Elevate Compliance to Higher Standards: raising the standard of compliance so the organization meets all its obligations
Elevate Compliance Using Metrics That Matter Most: measuring whether obligations are being met and promises kept
Elevating Compliance By Operationalizing Obligations: using Hoshin Kanri to turn performance and outcome-based obligations into promises kept across and throughout the organization
Several use standards to build capability:
Unlocking ISO 37301: using the compliance management system standard to build operational compliance
Elevating Compliance using ISO 37301: making ISO 37301 the keystone that connects your programs into a whole greater than the sum of its parts
ISO 42001: Building Trust through Safe and Responsible AI: using an AI management system to keep AI operating within your governance and earn trust
Risk and uncertainty run through several more:
Elevate Compliance By Staying Ahead of Risk: contending with uncertainty so compliance stays ahead of risk
Compliance at the Speed of Risk: strategies for contending with uncertainty as it unfolds
Cybersecurity Risk: building the operational capability to secure what matters
Two sessions focus on AI:
AI Ethics and Compliance: why AI cannot be ethical on its own without human intervention and accountability
AI Governance, Guardrails, and Lampposts: governing your use of AI with guardrails that keep you from falling off the road to success, and lampposts that let you see where you are going, including the risks and opportunities ahead
The collection rounds out with governance, technology, and sustainability:
Operational Governance: steering toward mission success by connecting corporate policy with operations
Proactive GRC: governance, risk, and compliance working as a whole to keep the organization on mission and ahead of risk
Improving Compliance Using Digital Transformation: using technology to advance compliance capability
The Environmental Golden Thread: an assurance framework that connects sustainability obligations to the promises that fulfil them
Some of these webinars were recorded a few years ago. The principles have stood up well, and their application is more relevant now than when they were first presented.
Knowing these principles is not enough, yet this is where many compliance functions stop. For those ready to go further, this is where Lean Compliance comes in.
We help you operationalize your obligations and turn policy into practice. We remove complexity by mastering it, so your compliance function becomes leaner and more effective.
If you want to get your organization ready for the Intelligence Age, let’s talk.
Book a meeting and we can explore where to begin.
Raimund Laqua, P.Eng., PMP Founder and Principal Consultant, Lean Compliance Compliance for the Intelligence Age
