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  • A Case For Lean Compliance

    companies in highly-regulated high-risk industries I learned that many were not able to advance or sustain the new landscape another strategy is needed that: Achieves operational status sooner, Creates and sustains Identify and evaluate capabilities, capacity, and performance to meet and sustain obligations.

  • Lean Compliance - A Lamppost in an Uncertain World

    They wanted to know if they were meeting their obligations associated with safety, security, sustainability

  • Audits Don’t Deliver Compliance

    ESG and Sustainability obligations fit into this category although others exist across every compliance

  • Achieving Success in Compliance: Three Key Strategies

    considers the combinatorial explosion of obligations and associated risks connected with safety, security, sustainability organizations avoid legal and financial pitfalls but also contribute to overall business resilience and sustainability The framework emphasizes sustainability, trust-building, and the fulfillment of obligations, equipped It serves as more than just a means to an end, defining an operational approach for sustainable mission

  • Management Systems - Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

    This operational compliance model will help you achieve and sustain operational readiness so that you

  • When Culture Fails

    The Reality Culture change takes time and sustained effort.

  • Compliance Chain Analysis

    Porter introduced the concept of a value chain in his book, " Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining

  • Compliance Now Requires a Design

    contribution to the whole (i.e. dependency requirements) with respect to being: effective, proactive, viable, sustainable

  • Obligation’s Hierarchy of Needs

    minimum requirements Conform consistently to procedures and practices Improve performance to reach and sustain Need to improve performance to achieve and sustain targeted goals The next level of needs is often associated

  • Tyrannical Compliance

    And when it comes to safety, security, sustainability, quality or the environment, this requires more

  • Managing Compliance Demands: When to Pull, When to Push

    Organizations regularly push obligations onto themselves through voluntary commitments—sustainability The critical difference: pull systems can reveal when voluntary obligations create unsustainable bottlenecks

  • Beyond Box-Ticking: Why Programmatic Trumps Procedural Compliance in Achieving Real Results

    are focused on stakeholder expectations associated with outcomes such as customer privacy, security, sustainability

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