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  • Are You Ready For an Environment-First Future?

    Instead of quality as job one or safety first programs, organizations now need to lead their risk & compliance Lean Compliance has helped organizations establish an Environment-First program and can help you do the Subscribe to our newsletter so you don’t miss our future articles as we unpack what it means for an organization

  • From Telescope to Steering Wheel: Understanding Governance

    This confusion leads to either excessive finger-pointing when things go wrong or, worse, critical responsibilities Let's chat – that's what we're here for at Lean Compliance!

  • Why You Need Compliance Engineers

    Failure to focus on outcomes will eventually lead to mission failure. Engineering (goal-seeking, purposeful, full stack systems) Computer Engineering (algorithms, machine learning Lean Engineering (performance improvement, interventions, lean enablers, etc.) Compliance Engineers would also lead by example by upholding the values that compliance is striving

  • You're Not Managing Risk—You're Just Cleaning Up Messes

    They're tracking leading indicators—subtle changes that whisper of trouble long before it screams. This means fundamentally changing what you track. You measure leading indicators: Employee engagement scores before they become turnover rates Customer rates (lagging), organizations can track near-miss reporting frequency and planned change frequency (leading What leading indicators is your organization ignoring while it counts yesterday's damage?

  • Is Compliance A Zero-Sum Game?

    What could this all mean? Less books are being written on the various topics. This will include one or more of the following: Apply LEAN principles and practices to reduce waste.

  • The Evolution of AI Systems: From Learning to Self-Creation

    The Learning Foundation: Machine Learning Systems Imagine an AI that can learn from past experiences, Machine Learning Systems are our first step into computational intelligence. optimal routes – that's machine learning in action. Where machine learning sees patterns, AI systems see stories, connections, and deeper meanings. They're not just learning or acting; they're actively reshaping their world.

  • When Is the Right Time to Introduce Technology?

    who answered this question by saying that technology can, when introduced too soon, short circuit the learning People can lean too much on the technology without fully understanding what the process and tools are

  • Value Creation Through Integration

    This operational excellence domain encompasses methodologies such as Lean, Six Sigma, TQM, and digital Integrated Balanced Scorecard Protecting value creation fundamentally means contending with two types

  • Taking Control: Building an Integrated Compliance Management System

    security measures, or when quality controls conflict with sustainability goals, we create gaps that can lead This means moving beyond simple control frameworks to develop an integrated system that supports decision-making Reporting Provides actionable insights and demonstrates compliance effectiveness Supporting Functions Learning About the Author : This post was written by Raimund Laqua at Lean Compliance, where we specialize in

  • RISK is the WASTE of INEFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE

    In manufacturing, to improve responsiveness to customer demand, LEAN uses pull to expose waste which In highly-regulated, high-risk industries, to improve meeting stakeholder obligations, LEAN COMPLIANCE

  • Why you will never have an effective compliance program

    It has everything to do with the means rather than the ends. A Better Way Instead, a capabilities improvement approach such as Lean Startup evaluates effectiveness

  • Are Your Risk Measures Valid?

    In this article we take a look at the nature of risk reduction controls through the lens of barrier analysis expanded so that analysis can occur to design measures or discover vulnerabilities in them that might lead Process visualization is an important tenet of LEAN and also for risk management although not as prevalent What barrier analysis and bow-ties do for risk is what LEAN value stream analysis does for quality. They have specific meaning when it comes to process safety and particularly to the properties they should

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