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- Why we need Compliance Excellence
However, the focus of Operational Excellence goes beyond the traditional event-based model of improvement
- How To Strengthen Your Ability To Drive Compliance Improvements
Organizations often look to change methodologies such as the PROSCI® ADKAR model, Kotter 8-step process
- To Address Systemic Risk You Need Systems Thinking
If your company uses an organizational chart it was most likely designed based on the factory model created
- Why AI Isn't Ready for Commoditization
We are beginning to see the emergence of specialized practices around model deployment, safety engineering
- Hacking Reactivity in Pursuit of Future Goals
Adaptability, is one of the properties of the Operational Compliance Model we introduced in previous
- Compliance and the Problem of Evil
The Practical Consequence When organisations begin with hazard registers, threat models, risk matrices , and failure modes, they are starting with evil and trying to infer good.
- The Two Towers of Safety: Be Safe, Act Safe
Rationale mapping and functional modelling enhanced root cause analysis.
- Balanced Scorecard for Growth
Make sure your scorecard covers your entire business model.
- Operational Risk: Where do risks come from?
For the purpose of this article, the following compliance systems model (introduced in a previous article These risks may be introduced due to changes (shown in red in the above model) to: scope, critical to These may be in the form of latent or active failure modes, gaps in capabilities, uncertainties in work
- How Do We Manage Cyber Safety - Part 2
Cybersecurity Capability Maturity Model (C2M2) Program The Department of Energy (DOE) developed what The model content is presented at a high enough level, so that it can be interpreted by organizations
- Is Risk Real?
These risks are anticipated threats predicted by risk models, observations of past events, or other forms
- Does Compliance Need an Incident Management System?
Apollo Method), STAMP (Systems Theoretic Accident Modelling and Processing), HAZOPS, and other techniques












