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- Thoughts about AI
it - the dog trains us Barriers we should never have crossed, but have anyways: Don’t put AI on the open
- The Cost of AI
Let’s face the future, but with our eyes open so we can count the cost.
- Keep Your Workers and Improve
Over time, Ohno would take a group of leads and create a maintenance department whose job was to do kaizen Thinking to your business visit our website at www.leancompliance.ca #LeanImprovement #TaiichoOhno #OperationalExcellence
- Complianceland - Compliance Without Sufficient Dimensions
Alas, a few years ago, I should have said "my universe": but now my mind has been opened to higher views
- AI in PSM: A Double-Edged Sword for Process Safety Management
Although, over reliance on AI for risk assessment could create blind spots , neglecting nuanced human Transparency and open communication are essential to ensure safety remains a core value, not a mere metric
- How to Make Things More Certain
We do observe the past as fixed, but the future appears open to possibilities, in a deep sense, anything Ismael uses "interference" over other words such as "influence" because of its dynamic behaviour.
- The Greatest AI Risk – AI Agency
We have created an open-loop system with the capacity to act in the world and to decide but lacking moral
- From Promises to Policy Deployment: Unlocking Organizational Accountability
By engaging in open and transparent discussions between accountable parties and those responsible for
- Seeking the Wrong Goal
numbers which when it comes to compliance looks something like this: The number of compliance issues open The number of hours of training per employee The number of internal audits completed on-time The percentage
- Towards a Systems KAIZEN
Intervention (TSI) Total Systems Intervention (TSI) is a methodology intended to enable practicing managers to operationalize
- The Trouble With Zero
Over the years I have heard many voice their concerns about using zero as a goal or target. Zero defects was the slogan and eliminating defects was the modus operandi. Striving towards six sigma was now the modus operandi.
- To Succeed You Must Aim - The Higher You Aim The Better The Outcome
We need to be open to changing them and reorient ourselves as reality manifests itself.