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  • How Do You Fight Uncertainty?

    Compliance versus Obligation Risk Integrated Risk Assessment - Template Lean Compliance A3 Format -

  • Micro Learning Series - 2022

    The new compliance landscape requires organizations to take a proactive and systems approach instead of the prevailing reactive and siloed approach to compliance. Each module focuses on an essential principle for effective compliance: 1. Develop systems that always keep you in compliance 2. Continuously improve your compliance capabilities and effectiveness 3.

  • Cleaning Up Your Documents Before The Auditor Comes Over

    And that's why ethical, forward-looking companies practice proactive compliance. You can continue to practice reactive compliance and perhaps even reduce some of your losses. Or You can practice proactive compliance and avoid the losses altogether, and experience the benefits

  • Integrity (doing what you say) is a measure of uncertainty.

    For compliance, integrity is manifested when organizations take ownership of all their obligations and This is demonstrated when organizations operationalize their promises by embedding compliance objectives You can call this compliance-by-design but it is really just ensuring that you do what you say. This involves continually evaluating performance and effectiveness of risk & compliance programs.

  • The Nature of Environmental Obligations

    However, this is the approach when compliance is based on the traditional operating principles of audits It's time for environmental compliance to become operational in the full sense of the word.

  • Toasters on Trial: The Slippery Slope of Crediting AI for Discoveries

    Collaborate with legal and compliance teams to ensure AI use aligns with regulatory requirements Conduct measures for AI-driven decisions Foster a culture of responsible AI use throughout the organization Lean Compliance

  • How to Transform Culture

    These same principles can and are being used to transform compliance culture to advance quality, safety , environmental and regulatory compliance outcomes. Almost all compliance programs and standards include the need for continuous improvement. However, this is not the last step after all the compliance gaps have been addressed, common among improvement

  • Book Of The Month - The Unaccountable Machine

    The Impact on Organizational Accountability and Compliance   The transition from human judgment to algorithmic systems raises significant questions about organizational accountability and compliance.

  • How to perform Gemba Walks for the Information Factory

    "Digital Threads: The Future of Compliance: https://www.leancompliance.ca/post/digital-threads-the-future-of-compliance

  • Systems Thinking

    We only need to look at current discussions with respect to compliance to understand that the problem However, this is not how most compliance systems are implemented or improved. 

  • API RP 1173 – Taking Ownership of Your Obligations

    An obligation-based compliance map is focused on identifying and meeting obligations. Compliance is built into the means and verified through measures of: effectiveness (MoE), compliance in compliance. for the most part documents and records substitute for evidence of compliance. advance compliance outcome by maturing capabilities.

  • Are You Effectively Managing the Impacts of Regulatory Change?

    Initiate Regulatory Change Identify regulatory change Identify changed compliance outcomes and objectives objectives are met Verity that it is safe to restart changed process or use changed product Validate compliance tracked and monitored so that organizations will always know the status of its overall operational and compliance

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