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  • How Do You Feel About Compliance?

    When it comes to practising compliance it often feels like driving a car, or more precisely a standard This same question should be asked of compliance when it comes to meeting obligations. We need to master how to drive the whole compliance system – not just how to work the parts. Why don’t we expect the same from our compliance? We can feel differently about our compliance.

  • Refactoring Compliance For a Leaner, Smaller, and More Effective Program

    other activities and artifacts that are built up over time which makes compliance more complicated and Lean Obligation Management for Compliance This approach focuses on simplifying the compliance burden by systematically removing unnecessary elements (i.e. compliance waste). outcomes: the benefits of being in compliance. Identify and remove any redundant compliance promises within your program.

  • Using Wardley Mapping To Improve Compliance

    In this article we look at how it is used to improve compliance. With its ability to provide a visual representation of a compliance value chain, Wardley mapping is a Understand the compliance landscape: First, you need to gain a good understanding of the compliance Map the compliance value chain: Start by identifying the compliance value chain : Begin by identifying your compliance program on a regular basis to ensure it remains effective.

  • Which Organizations Do Compliance Better?

    Both organizations are "in compliance" using Compliance 1 measures, however, they are both not doing compliance the same way. Answer : We have someone who looks after compliance. Chief Compliance Officer, We Make Things, Inc, Answer : We are always in compliance with all applicable measures how well they are doing with their compliance is realizing the benefits from their compliance

  • Top 10 Compliance Priorities for 2023

    As the year comes to a close we identified 10 compliance priorities for 2023 to keep you between the

  • Mastering Compliance - What Do You Need To Know

    Four Properties of Positive Compliance Culture Four Stages of Compliance Team Formation Four Key Properties of Compliance Systems Four Types of Work Specifications Four Types of Compliance Measures Four Types Compliance professionals use a risk-based approach to design compliance controls and procedures, and towards compliance outcomes. Four Key Compliance Roles: Compliance Officer : The compliance officer is responsible for overseeing

  • How to Prove Your Compliance Actually Works: A Practical Guide to Building Confidence

    Lean Compliance Operational Model The Lean Compliance Operational Model recognizes that obligations Think of it like building a legal case, but for compliance. Goal Structure Notation (GSN) Example For compliance using the Lean Compliance model, your top goal is Getting the Outcome Right: Beyond Procedural Compliance Here's where many compliance programs go wrong in ways that traditional compliance approaches don't.

  • Is Compliance Asking The Right Question?

    Organizations are periodically asked to attest to their compliance. The question usually boils down to a simple one "Are you in our out of compliance?" Organizations might be in compliance today or at the time of their last audit. Where staying between the lines is mission critical, risk and compliance programs to be operational must organizations don't consider risk exposure in their decision making and so don't expect it from their risk and compliance

  • Creating Space for Compliance

    Even when the compliance process is as streamlined as it can be, front line workers may not have the When compliance is layered on top of an already busy work force how could it be otherwise? What step can you take today to create space for compliance?

  • Demo-first Approach to Selecting Compliance Software

    When it comes to selecting commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) compliance software there was a time when Here is a list of things that you should know when selecting compliance technology: 1. Improved compliance? New capabilities? Increase or decrease in scale or complexity? Compliance, security, data, privacy, and sovereignty requirements? How is compliance maintained during and after the implementation?

  • Why We Need More Engineers In Compliance

    of the engineering method in compliance. The engineering method is a powerful tool for meeting compliance objectives. opportunities that exist in the compliance field, or they may not fully understand the role of compliance Perception of compliance as a non-technical role : There may be a perception that compliance is not a Perception of compliance as an audit problem: When compliance is left to the audit department it is

  • Integrated vs Integrative Compliance: Which is Better?

    Let's start with integrated compliance: Integrated Compliance An integrated compliance approach involves Advantages of an Integrated Compliance One of the main advantages of an integrated compliance approach Now let's consider an integrative compliance approach: Integrative Compliance An integrative compliance Disadvantages of an Integrative Compliance One of the main disadvantages of an integrative compliance Integrative Compliance Culture of Compliance Emphasizes the importance of compliance and makes it a part

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