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- Compliance as a Value Guardrail
concept of "value guardrails" is a powerful paradigm shift, transforming the perception of compliance programs Traditionally, compliance programs were viewed as necessary evils—administrative hurdles that companies Market Access and Competitive Advantage - robust compliance programs can open doors to new markets and Organizations that view compliance programs as strategic value guardrails—protecting against downside How effective do your compliance programs protect and enhance value creation?
- Operationalizing Obligations: A Guide to Policy Deployment using Hoshin Kanri
alignment, accountability, and assurance across the organization: The 3 A's of an Effective Compliance Program A Proactive and Integrative Program What emerges from policy deployment using Hoshin Kanri is an integrative and proactive program. Building a policy deployment program using Hoshin Kanri requires a structured approach: Leadership Commitment following the structured approach outlined in this blog post, you can build a proactive and integrative program
- How To Get The Most From Your ISO Management System
Maximizing ISO Management System Benefits Managers can maximize the benefits of their ISO management program Focus on Continuous Improvement ISO management programs are designed to support continuous improvement Use performance indicators from ISO programs to track progress toward strategic objectives and adjust from their compliance programs. This program is called, "The Proactive Certainty Program™". You can learn more here:
- Value Creation Through Integration
Total value creation requires integrating productivity and compliance programs. Productivity Drives Margins Organizations implement productivity programs to enhance value chain efficiencies However, operational risk is best managed through risk and compliance programs. Compliance Drives Certainty To address operational risk, organizations establish programs ensuring (to For example, productivity improvements can benefit compliance programs, and productivity initiatives
- Overcoming Compliance Silos
In fact, that's the purpose behind compliance programs. The role of a management program is similar to the use of programs used to manage related projects. Programs ensure system-wide outcomes and introduce changes to ensure alignment with program priorities Introducing a program role to oversee multiple compliance systems would help in the same way that programs The program role must have accountability at the same level as functional directors to ensure program
- Management Systems - Concept of Operations (CONOPS)
Compliance is a system of systems In many cases programs are used synonymously with systems which conflates Program Processes sets goals, targets, and objectives introducing change to underlying systems. Systems without programs will sub-optimize for efficiency. Programs without systems seldom achieve consistent performance. This model now includes the 5 immutable principles of program success:
- Audits Don’t Deliver Compliance
What delivers on obligations is an Operational Compliance Program . Operational Compliance Program : This is the program that actually ensures an organization meets its An effective compliance program will have things like a code of conduct, clear guidelines for different That is the purpose of an operational compliance program. Compliance Effectiveness The heart of an effective compliance program is integrity - closing the gap
- Don’t Fly with Only One Wing
Along with value chain activities many only use one wing to keep them aloft — productivity programs. Productivity programs improve margin to contend with aleatory uncertainty (having to do with chance) It’s here that certainty programs are used to achieve compliance associated with buying-down risk that Certainty programs create a second wing that truly balances corporate activities to keep businesses flying
- Managing Compliance Obligations
It is common for companies these days to have several programs to manage both mandatory requirements These programs are often created to match each compliance element or area: Implementing these programs This alleviates the need for each program to determine the level of obligation which can often lead to with those needed by other programs. For example, most programs will require risk management.
- Culture Eats Tools For Breakfast
As a result, this study shows that the majority of HSE tools needed for an effective HSE program will Taking the program to the next level will require organizational transformation. This if successful should enable a larger set of program tools (perhaps 3 times) to better meet program Instead, what is needed is for every version of the program (minimal viable program) to have essential In essence, every iteration of the program generates a return on investment (ROI).
- Managing Risks caused by Cost Reductions
Cost reduction programs while sometimes necessary all too often end up removing value and expose companies The following diagram depicts a simplified change process to manage changes to critical programs, systems Scoping define the proposed change identify affected programs, systems and processes identify alternatives Impact / Risk Assessment identify impacts on identified programs, systems, and processes identify Cost reduction programs benefit from an effective change process to ensure that potential savings are
- Top Challenges Facing Compliance Officers
Key challenges should address how to make compliance programs fit for purpose, capable of meeting all Addressing Risks Across Programs: Determining which risks to address within a compliance program and need to establish clear metrics for conformance, performance, effectiveness, and assurance within each program Governance of Multiple Programs: Deciding how to govern and operate multiple compliance programs and Governance of multiple programs, resource optimization, and budgeting within risk tolerance are additional












