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- Seeing Compliance as a Whole
This means that a part of you is operating without the benefits of the other parts, and that usually What we mean by this is that the person trusts too much and is possibly ignoring reality or negative This results all too often in an increasing non-conformance debt leaving a wake of missteps, failure, to trust The ability to be oriented towards the truth which leads to focusing on what really matters The ability to embrace the negative which leads to improving the certainty of mission success.
- A Measure of Integrity
When integrity, personal or otherwise, is lost or diminished we start on a path that leads to all kinds your plans to meet them are able to perform to achieve your targeted outcomes please contact us to learn
- Paper Policies are Not Enough
With AI’s ability to learn and adapt, we need measures that are also able to learn and adapt. Governance – the means of regulation – must be as capable as AI.
- The Value of a Program and Coach
In fact, using the equipment may make things worse leading to a possible injury; physically and most Let us help you learn to always stay between the lines and ahead of risk.
- Artificial Intelligence Doesn't Care, You Must!
Because AI itself doesn't care, the responsibility falls squarely on those that lead their organizations Contact us today (pmo@leancompliance.ca) to schedule an AI Duty of Care Assessment and take the first
- Why you need to govern your use of AI
AI and its cousin machine learning are already being used by many organizations most likely even their If bad actors can corrupt your learning data sets then you will end up with corrupted insights informing The European union is presently drafting guidelines for the protection of data sets used in machine learning
- To Address Systemic Risk You Need Systems Thinking
One of Taylor's aims was to achieve maximum job fragmentation to minimize skill requirements and job learning Taylor also introduced us to time and motion studies that would eventually lead to the assembly line This bottom-up approach often leads to companies playing “whack a mole” hitting the gopher on the head Enterprise Risk Management As a means to contend with the limits of a bottom up approach to risk many Instead of looking only at the parts it only looks at the top (or the boundaries) which tends to lead
- Culture Doesn't Drive Practice – Practice Drives Culture
Learning from Successful Organizations Organizations that successfully develop strong cultures don't It often leads to: Paralysis: Teams waiting for the "right culture" before making necessary changes Superficial
- Crossing The Ethical Chasm of Data Mining
Recent advancements in machine learning will take this to even higher levels and discover patterns that from the "Naturalistic Fallacy" which argues that just because something is found in nature doesn't mean The argument follows that If you have a goal A, then you should do B, which has been observed to lead Also, if you have not yet observed a path that leads to your goal you never know what you "could" let Take caution with how you use your data Big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence will
- Book Of The Month - Fundamentals of Risk Management
examples from different risk domains when discussing each risk concept which is helpful but may also lead Fundamentals of Risk Management - 5th edition" by Paul Hopkin is a great reference for those who want to learn
- Compliance Maturity: Embracing the Long-Term
This mindset can lead to hasty decisions and a lack of consideration for the long-term consequences of This mindset can lead to risky behaviour and a lack of accountability. It means being willing to invest time, resources, and effort today for more substantial, enduring, and With respect to compliance this means taking ownership of obligations and keeping promises associated However, I think it means more than this. We must learn to think beyond ourselves.
- Latent Vulnerabilities and System Crashes: A Deeper Look at CrowdStrike's RCA
It cites an out-of-bounds memory read leading to the failure of the EDR sensor, causing Windows operating closest to the event and often don't provide sufficient explanation of what initiated the causal chain leading There is much to learn from other high-risk domains that can be applied to the practice of software development












