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- Why I Conduct Team Meetings on Mondays
On the design and engineering front, we were adopting advanced Computer Aided Design (CAD) technologies integrating dev-ops, deploying mobile, internet-of-things and platforms, adopting cybersecurity, and AI
- Safety of the Intended Functionality: Re-imagining Safety in Intelligent Systems
systems, or algorithms that rely on machine learning, making SOTIF crucial to ensure responsible and safe AI
- Why Compliance Fails to Advance
Ask who actually owns the ESG pledge on the website, or the AI principles in the annual report.
- Critical Defeats - Managing the Last Line of Defense
shutdowns and so on Digital shutdowns may be also be necessary with respect to the implementation of AI
- The Evolution of Cybernetics in Compliance
Register for our upcoming webinar on AI Ethics and Compliance as we explore the ethical implications of AI and its use in compliance.
- Should Compliance Manage Obligations or Promises?
systems and common management practices today (although this is changing with the advent of generative AI
- Engineered Compliance: Mapping Obligations to Outcomes in Regulated Industries
operational compliance, and regularly speaks on topics of risk, compliance, lean, and responsible and safe AI
- IS EDM DEAD?
However, in today's world of big data and artificial intelligence (AI) managing documents is not seen
- A Safety Management System for Everyone
that help to drive better safety outcomes: The Cloud Big Data Internet of Things Machine Learning and AI
- Where you aim determines what you achieve
The outcomes you choose will direct where you are aiming, the strategies to get you there, and the capabilities The difference with these two companies was where they aimed. Where are your quality, safety, environmental, or regulatory compliance programs aiming at this year?
- To Succeed You Must Aim - The Higher You Aim The Better The Outcome
An aim reduces anxiety, because if you have no aim everything can mean anything or nothing, and neither Peterson Peterson associates decision making with aim and the process of aiming. Aim can be defined as the thing we are pointing at or the act of aiming itself, to intend or direct for Aim provides a structure necessary for acting. That is why when we aim we need to aim high or as Peterson writes, "we need to orient ourselves towards
- The Digital Depot of Transformation
Leaders need to aim at something higher if they want more than basic improvements driven by cost reduction












