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  • The Qualitative Nature of Quality

    Over the last decade there has been significant attention given to the quantitative aspect of quality are regulated, as their production counterparts are, to maintain a consistent output using: standard operating

  • How is Your Compliance Vision?

    trends, and potential threats and opportunities, projecting how these might evolve and affect business operations

  • Managing Compliance Demands: When to Pull, When to Push

    The Dual Nature of Compliance Over the years working with companies in highly-regulated industries, I've They also expose excess work from over-commitment, such as redundant reporting requirements that consume Push for Risk: Prevention Requires Forecasting Risk management operates on entirely different logic.

  • Beyond Box-Ticking: Why Programmatic Trumps Procedural Compliance in Achieving Real Results

    and the organization can avoid the severe consequences of non-compliance such as the loss of their operating

  • Leveraging Talent for Effective Compliance: Moving Beyond Specialization

    Organizations are constantly seeking ways to eliminate waste and optimize their operations.

  • RISK: Losing Your Social License

    losing their regulatory license, but also (perhaps more importantly) losing their social license to operate To operationalize these obligations the following additional steps are recommended: Document the context

  • Exploring Potential Assurance Models for AI Systems

    This would mean managing AI systems from acquisition through deployment, operation, monitoring, and ultimately organizations would focus on maintaining the value, managing risks, and ensuring the performance of AI systems over

  • 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 Provide customers additional control over the deployment of Rapid Response Content updates .

  • Fighting Dragons using LEAN

    OLD FACTORY MODEL The first category are organizations that are operating under the OLD FACTORY MODEL NEW FACTORY MODEL The second category are organizations that are operating under the NEW FACTORY MODEL Margins (and by this I mean value) get larger over time and organizations become more resilient (the We can imagine that our supply chain is operating at certain level of performance. The line was producing, let's say, 50 cars per day and the demand was for 200.

  • A Hidden and Untapped Reserve

    During the COVID-19 pandemic a loss of critical positions will put a strain on operations.

  • System Improvement Requires Non-linear Thinking and Actions

    That's why we recommend companies simultaneously establish the following essential operational processes

  • The Emergence of AI Engineering

    that currently, many AI companies are conducting experiments in public at scale, prioritizing science over in working groups and advisory boards that include ISO ESG Working Group, OSPE AI Working Group, and Operational He has consulted for over 30 years across North America in highly regulated, high-risk sectors: oil & Raimund is author of weekly blog articles and an upcoming book on Operational Compliance – Staying between

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