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- What is Management of Change
By following such a process risk can be adequately ameliorated which perhaps is the most important measure managing risk for individual changes is of value, companies with advanced MOC capabilities are able to measure fewer resources being spent redoing hazard analysis, risk assessments and implementing unnecessary risk measures
- Turning Best Effort Into Best Outcome
Outcomes may improve although these are often not measured or used to drive continuous improvement. Define how progress will be measured.
- Compliance: Obstacle or Opportunity?
Compliance was measured by conformance with product specifications, which in turn would help identify defects, that would be corrected or at least measures put in place to prevent them from occurring again These standards, not the management standards, but the ideal of what we want, act as a measuring stick
- Not All Rocks Are Obstacles
Doing this will create better risk registers but more importantly provide better measures to improve
- Five Theories That Will Transform Your Compliance
Key Takeaway: Risk Theory encourages organizations to build effective risk measures to improve the probability
- From Telescope to Steering Wheel: Understanding Governance
How do we measure and monitor performance?
- A Little About Myself
Aligning these is a measure of Integrity and is something we must all continue to work on.
- Is Compliance Asking The Right Question?
These would be considered as measures of assurance.
- Prioritizing CI Projects – Mission Impossible?
How would you manage and measure progress across the five years?
- Culture Doesn't Drive Practice – Practice Drives Culture
start by: Implementing robust quality control processes Training teams in quality management techniques Measuring
- The Paradox of Change: Why Resistance is Inevitable
serve crucial functions in ensuring: Quality control Safety standards Sustainability practices Security measures
- Management PDCA - Hero or Zero?
Japanese PDCA PDSA PDCA / A3 (Lean) DMAIC (Six Sigma) Kaizen / Toyota Kata Observe-PDCA OODA Build-Measure-Learn (“What to do” and “how to do it”) D-Do: implement and control what was planned C-Check: monitor and measure











