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  • Compliance Management Office (CMO) - The office of YES not NO

    ) does in helping projects succeed instead of as a traffic cop waiting to pull you over at the next audit

  • Mastering Compliance - What Do You Need To Know

    Measures of assurance may include audits, inspections, and other forms of testing and evaluation to verify Auditor : The auditor is responsible for conducting regular audits of the organization's compliance program The auditor then provides a report to the compliance officer, who determines whether any changes or improvements Examples of detective controls include audits, reconciliations, and data analysis. This may involve allocating additional resources or creating a favorable environment to increase the

  • Be Certain About Change

    Transformation Risk - uncertainty in your ability to transfer new value streams to the performance zone Audit and Certification Risk - uncertainty in your ability to pass an audit or achieve certification That

  • Why Compliance is Falling Behind

    In addition, compliance often now requires additional capabilities to support: risk based methods, evidence Improvement Compliance programs do not change very often and only do so when there are findings arising from audits In addition, there is often no process in place to improve compliance capabilities in between audit cycles

  • If Opportunity Doesn't Knock, Build a Door

    Performance models (and this includes compliance) based on the reactive audit-fix cycle have not been Companies do not need to wait for the audit committee to knock on their door to create the opportunity

  • Compliance: Obstacle or Opportunity?

    Now, if you were a production manager how could you not see all the inspections and audits as getting

  • Mission Report: 3 Years Later

    Instead of inspection and audit regimes as the trigger for improvement, companies would need to set obligation

  • Intelligent Design for Intelligent Systems: Restoring Engineering Discipline in AI Development

    Building in explainability, auditability, and interpretability from the beginning makes it easier to

  • Can You Trust AI?

    These powers include the ability to order record collection, auditing, cessation of use, and publication In addition, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued guidelines on the use of AI in consumer protection

  • A Systems Roadmap for API RP 1173

    and standards have shifted over the last decade from a reactive approach, based on prescription and audits evaluation of risk management effectiveness and pipeline safety performance improvement, including audits

  • Achieving Success in Compliance: Three Key Strategies

    Certification, which is usually assessed by independent third-party auditors, serves as a formal recognition The documentation, training, and audit processes involved can be time-consuming and costly, posing a standards can sometimes be viewed as bureaucratic, especially by employees who may feel burdened by additional

  • Confessions of a QA Manager

    We always conduct our periodic audits and pass all our certifications. However, auditors always found something, but that's normal. Auditors always need to find something, right? Nothing big mind you.

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