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- Continuous Value requires Continuous Compliance
However, compliance for the most has lagged behind and still functions using the old factory model using
- Mastering Compliance - What Do You Need To Know
Model-based Risk Assessmen t: This method uses computer models and simulations to predict the likelihood It involves creating a mathematical model of the system being assessed and running simulations to test
- Why We Need More Engineers In Compliance
The scientific method aims to develop theoretical models and explanations for natural phenomena, while
- Compliance: Obstacle or Opportunity?
This requires thinking in engineering terms such as: Design Thinking, Systems Engineering, Model Based
- Intelligent Design for Intelligent Systems: Restoring Engineering Discipline in AI Development
A trained model's decision-making process often remains opaque, making it difficult to predict behaviour requirements that conflate technical capabilities with user needs, no systematic analysis of failure modes Each unaddressed bias, unanticipated failure mode, or unhandled edge case represents a choice about acceptable This means asking harder questions about requirements, spending more time analyzing potential failure modes
- The State of Digital Transformation
During that time we learned all about business modeling, re-engineering, and the like.
- A Safety Management System for Everyone
The combined system was modeled after ISO 9001 and ISO 45001 and supported regulatory obligations for All of this was accomplished over the course of 12 months utilizing the Lean Compliance Startup Model
- The Problem With Safety
The tension between value production and compliance is a false dichotomy based on an old-factory model
- Can You Trust AI?
apply to evaluate the risks associated with their AI systems, including aspects such as data quality, model
- Problem-solving in Highly-regulated, High-risk Industries
Modeling, simulation, and experimentation are essential to developing options.
- Compliance Helps Companies Stay Within The Lines
Unfortunately, many of these same companies use a reactive compliance model that was developed only to
- If Opportunity Doesn't Knock, Build a Door
Performance models (and this includes compliance) based on the reactive audit-fix cycle have not been












