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- What Creates Risk Opportunities in Your System?
. - The Lean Compliance Engineer Uncertainty Creates the Opportunity for Risk I've sat through countless Quality engineers use FMEA to map uncertainties in manufacturing processes that create defect opportunities
- The New Face of AI Assurance: Why Audits and Certifications Are Not Enough
As the European Defence Agency shows us, it's now a continuous journey involving rigorous engineering difference between Development and Runtime Assurance. ⚡️ Development Assurance: “Traditionally in system engineering
- Compliance: Obstacle or Opportunity?
I am a professional engineer who studied electrical / computer engineering back in the 80’s. As it turns out, compliance is not so different from engineering at least the way it is now. Compliance added a new benchmark – a new design objective for engineering. This requires thinking in engineering terms such as: Design Thinking, Systems Engineering, Model Based Engineering, Digital Twins and Threads, Risk-based Thinking, and so on.
- Courage to Communicate
In my first year of engineering I was given this advice. You can be the smartest engineer but if you cannot articulate your ideas and communicate them then it Many engineers tend towards introversion (myself included) which means that learning to communicate requires
- Using LEAN 5M+E to Discover Probable Causes
typically follows a multi-step procedure which often bottlenecks during the design activities when engineers chart is an example of a process review using the 5M+E model looking into why there is a bottleneck in engineering
- AI, AI, Oh!
For example, engineering has traditionally relied on algorithms, statistical analysis, models, and prediction
- Compliance: The Friend You Never Knew You Needed
As an engineer, we view constraints as our friends. They present a challenge requiring creativity and innovation to come up with engineered solutions that
- AI's Category Failure
fundamentally flawed—and this definitional confusion is creating dangerous blind spots in how we regulate, engineer Toward Engineering-Based Solutions How do we apply rigorous engineering principles to build reliable, The engineering method is fundamentally an integrative and synthesis process that considers the whole Unlike reductionist approaches that focus solely on components, engineering emphasizes understanding
- Minimal Viable Compliance: Building Frameworks That Actually Work
In contrast, operational compliance focuses on the engineering and mechanics of how compliance actually It avoids the trap of over-engineering either the framework or operations beyond what's needed for effective
- Lean Compliance - A Lamppost in an Uncertain World
After three decades in engineering and compliance, I took a leap of faith to address a critical gap I After working as an engineer for another company for over 30 years—designing and building systems for Some call this GRC engineering, automation, or just IT development—something I had done, and many have
- Latent Vulnerabilities and System Crashes: A Deeper Look at CrowdStrike's RCA
Template Types are part of the sensor and contain predefined fields for threat detection engineers to A Software Engineering Failure In high-risk sectors such as chemical processing, nuclear energy, and It's also why we have process, safety, industrial, and quality engineers to design safety into system What appears to be missing is this same level of concern for safety in software engineering and in particular
- Improving the Probability of Mission Success Using LEAN
Introduction I am Raimund Laqua, Founder, and Chief Compliance Engineer at Lean Compliance.











