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- Does Compliance Need an Incident Management System?
Having a comprehensive response plan focused on rapid response can mean the difference between life and Incident Reporting Incident reporting provides both leading and lagging information of incidents. Continuous Learning and Adaptation For an incident management program to remain relevant and effective it must continually adapt to changing conditions and consider learning from within as well as outside Lean Compliance helps forward looking organizations improve stakeholder trust by improving the effectiveness
- How To Get The Most From Your ISO Management System
Action: Develop a comprehensive monitoring program that integrates leading indicators, process metrics Lean Compliance offers an advanced program design specifically to help organizations teach better outcomes You can learn more here:
- Considering Promises As Assets
Lean and risk management practices are helpful to reduce waste and improve efficiencies not only for
- ISO 9001:2015 – More Than Re-writing Procedures
over Audit-Fix cycle More Than Rewriting Procedures Having a standard that is now performance-based leaves This means that a prescriptive check-box strategy to compliance is no longer the best or preferred option Continuous improvement, however, means more than just re-framing activity under the letters PDCA as many However, LEAN has much to teach us about how to do continuous improvement well as many who have adopted
- How To Steer Towards Greater Effectiveness
Compliance Compass The Hoshin Kanri method is a popular LEAN approach used to steer organizations by Compliance Radar (avoiding danger) Today compliance needs the means to know where it is in real time Compliance must also have the means to look ahead to see and anticipate obstacles. This will lead to compliance drift or if you like “running" to failure. Summary Compliance needs to move beyond using audits as the primary means to steer compliance.
- Compliance Technologies – Part 1
At Lean Compliance , we specialize in helping organizations stay between the lines and head of risk. Through the lens of our proactive integrative approach we help organizations evaluate and improve existing That being said, ENHESA is generally considered to be a leading provider of compliance solutions for Lean Compliance helps organizations stay between the lines and head of risk. Visit our website to learn how you can improve the probability of mission success by using a proactive
- 5 Ways Risk Management Has Changed
2009, ICH Q9, API RP 1173, CSA, NEB, and many others and notice that risk is no longer what it used to mean For those that are familiar with "Design Thinking", or "Lean Thinking" will know, the advantage of this
- You can't turn lagging into leading indicators no matter how hard you try
While many companies are rich in lagging indicators they are poor in leading indicators. Although, with proactive oversight you can turn lagging indicators into leading actions (more on this This is a preventive action and leading with respect to future risk . Leading Indicators and Actions Leading indicators , on the other hand, are derived from the control processes Leading indicators must have predictive power to be considered effective.
- Are You Neglecting Your Compliance Boundary?
Lean Compliance helps companies adopt and improve compliance programs to better meet performance and
- Safety Design Principles for AI Adoption in Organizations
This means establishing guardrails—safeguards that protect the organization, its workers, customers, programmed Dataset dependencies that may not generalize Adversarial vulnerabilities unique to machine learning This means organizations cannot simply rely on foundation model providers to solve all safety problems Raimund Laqua, P.Eng is Founder of Lean Compliance, and Co-Founder of Professional Engineers.AI.
- Should Risk Management Be Connected With Internal Audit?
When businesses lean to much on audit’s advise, managerial accountability is diminished along with audit
- Lord of the Risks – The Two Towers: Productivity and Compliance
Their mission will require that they leave the world of the Shire, a place where they know everyone, Keep both in your gaze at all times and don't by any means look at only one and avoid the other." The strategy most often used by the Tower of Productivity is something that is known as LEAN. planning their next part of their journey keeping in mind what the Wizard had just told them about LEAN #managedsafety #riskmanagement #leanmanagement











