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  • Engineering Lean Enablers - 7 Sources of Waste

    Process and pipeline safety programs that manage change will include steps where engineering is required The book published by the Joint MIT-PMI-INCOSE Community of Practice on Lean in Program Management entitled , " The Guide to Lean Enablers for Managing Engineering Programs" calls out seven (7) sources of waste waste will create more time for engineers to work on the changes that are most critical to achieving program Plan -Do-Check-Act Questions: Which of these sources of waste is present in your engineering program

  • Creating A Business Case to Improve Compliance

    This business case proposes implementing a comprehensive data security compliance program. Proposed Solution: Data Security Compliance Program The program includes: Data Security Policy and Procedures Employee Training : Implement mandatory data security training programs to educate employees on best Conclusion and Recommendations: Investing in a comprehensive data security compliance program offers Appendix: Detailed cost breakdown for program implementation.

  • What Prevents Compliance From Failing?

    That’s the role of management programs which introduce change. Programs bridge the gap between operational objectives and organizational outcomes by elevating the quality Programs are an essential component of operational compliance, necessary (but not sufficient) to meet

  • Is Your Compliance Map Outdated?

    Organizational Model Locations / Facility Map IT / Data Map Supplier Matrix Stakeholder Map Decision Rights Map Program If you need help to update your compliance map, consider joining The Proactive Certainty Program . This program helps you transform your compliance to achieve higher levels of operability and effectiveness

  • Protect your Value Chain from AI Risk

    This will require building Responsible AI and/or AI Safety Programs to deliver on obligations and contend Ethical and forward looking organizations have already started to build out AI Safety and Responsible Use Programs

  • What Corporate Compliance Still Hasn't Learned

    Yet many organizations effectively do just that with their compliance programs, waiting for whistleblowers Many stakeholders stay silent, leading to blind spots in our compliance programs. damage, and lost opportunities—far outweighs the investment required to build a proactive compliance program Lean Compliance offers an advanced program design specifically to help organizations transition from This program is called, "The Proactive Certainty Program™". You can learn more here:

  • Shingo Model: 3 + 1 Insights to Achieve Organizational Excellence

    Management) emphasizing the idea that management programs elevate system performance. Whereas, systems are designed to resist change by removing variability, management programs introduce Management programs drive system performance levels needed to advance targeted compliance outcomes. In essence, programs regulate systems towards desired outcomes in the same way that systems regulate By recognizing the interplay between ideal behaviour, purpose-driven systems and programs, and guiding

  • Operational Compliance

    ethical with "safety" or "quality" or "environmental" which are more concrete examples of ethical-based programs Compliance must also have corresponding operational programs to regulate the business towards those outcomes These are the general managers of the programs needed to regulate the organization towards targeted compliance

  • Compliance is Probabilistic

    Current Probability Usage in Compliance Probability concepts already permeate modern compliance programs : Risk-Based Programs : Financial institutions routinely express compliance risk as probability metrics Moving Beyond Single Points with Bayes Despite these uses of probability, most programs still rely on This isn't a theoretical question—it's the practical reality facing every compliance program.

  • The Qualitative Nature of Quality

    The purpose of a quality program is fundamentally to improve the quality of something. What is missing is the management of the qualitative aspect of quality and this is where quality programs Quality programs are focused on qualitatively improving an attribute or outcome. Programs manage the gap between the quantitative world based on facts and the qualitative world based There is still another question that quality programs answer that can significantly influence customer

  • Compliance Goals

    They define the "ends" of our compliance programs, for example: zero defects, zero fatalities, zero violations These are often used to define measures of effectiveness (MoE) for compliance programs as they provide What goals have you set for your compliance programs?

  • Compliance 2.0 System Requirements

    , but overall most agree that this is the purpose of compliance (not the department) implemented as programs Compliance 2.0 programs are built on systems and processes that implement and deliver on promises associated Manage ALL four types of obligations—prescriptive rules, practice standards, performance targets, and program front-view capabilities instead of reporting rear-view activities Conduct pre-incident investigations and program

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