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- Crossing the ethical chasm of data - a compliance perspective
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning will take this to even higher levels Copyright [2018] Lean Compliance Consulting, Copyright [2018] ethikos, a publication of the Society
- Operationalizing Obligations: A Guide to Policy Deployment using Hoshin Kanri
This is where Hoshin Kanri, a Lean practice, comes into play. Accountability : Through the negotiation and Catch-ball process, clear responsibilities are assigned, leaving Continuous Improvement : Encourage a culture of continuous improvement, where the organization learns
- Which Improvement Framework Should You Use?
The LEAN Improvement Kata (IK) also referred to as "Toyota Kata" goes even further. This is a coaching approach where the best coaches help the learner to learn to improve.
- Towards a Systems KAIZEN
LEAN uses the Japanese word KAIZEN (change for the better) to communicate its intent with respect to consisting of a cycle of inquiry by which a suitable intervention approach might be chosen: What this Means Kaizen is used in LEAN practices as an intervention approach to change things for the better.
- Why Engineering Matters to AI
AI Systems: Learning Machines with Unpredictable Behaviour AI systems—especially those based on machine learning (ML)—work differently. Emergent Logic : The rules are not written by developers, but learned from data, which can make them Bias and Fairness Since AI learns from historical data, it can inherit and amplify existing biases. This article was written by Raimund Laqua, Founder of Lean Compliance and Co-founder of ProfessionalEngineers.AI
- 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?
- Why AI Isn't Ready for Commoditization
here's the thing: these pioneers cannot simply theorize; they must also engineer the very methods and means This means accepting that we are still in the early stages of a much longer journey. computer engineer with over 30 years of expertise in high-risk and regulated industries, specializing in lean He is the founder of Lean Compliance and co-founder of ProfessionalEngineers.AI , organizations dedicated
- Four Steps to Proactive Compliance
Take ownership of all obligations (mandatory and voluntary) Taking ownership means more than simply Ownership means being responsible and answering for the outcomes of compliance obligations (i.e. the This is far too late to be used as a means of governing compliance programs. LEAN has taught us that improvements made this way can add up to substantial savings as well as increased LEAN, process maturity, risk-based thinking, etc.)
- 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.
- 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!
- Risk-based Continuous Improvement
Variations of this process exist and include: DMAIC, A3, Lean Improvement Kata, and others.












