various domains—including safety, security, sustainability, quality, ethics, regulatory adherence, and ESG

The latter being mostly "voluntary" and tied to sustainability, ESG, and other stakeholder expectations

framework across existing compliance management systems (e.g. safety, security, environmental, EHS, ESG

obligations has increased coming from industry, stakeholders, and the investment community connected with ESG

Ray serves on ISO's ESG working group, OSPE's AI in Engineering committee, and as AI Chair for Engineers

ESG and Sustainability obligations fit into this category although others exist across every compliance

With growing concern on climate change, ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) is gaining more traction

This is why I serve on ISO’s ESG working group, sit on OSPE’s AI in Engineering committee, and chair He serves on ISO’s ESG working group, OSPE’s AI in Engineering committee, and chairs the AI Committee

Ask who actually owns the ESG pledge on the website, or the AI principles in the annual report.

Voluntary obligations mostly sit at the outcome end, which is why ESG targets and community commitments

The latter, now coming into view as part of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) expectations.

This is expected to increase with further adoption of ESG objectives.