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  • Compliance versus Obligation Risks

    19600 Compliance Management System - provides a framework to manage all your obligations under one governance

  • A Management Standard for ESG Obligations

    Obligations associated with Environmental Social Governance (ESG) initiatives can cross and overlap several

  • Compliance Technologies – Part 1

    Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) solutions - these solutions provide a holistic approach to managing compliance, risk, and governance issues. Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) solutions: ENHESA, and Nimonik both offer partial GRC solutions to address compliance, risk, and governance requirements that include managing policies and procedures solutions Partial Partial Partial Partial Environmental, health, and safety (EHS) solutions Yes Yes No No Governance

  • Does Your AI Strategy Pass the Ketchup Test?

    It requires new governance, different risk management, and entirely new expertise.

  • Compliance Process Modeling

    One of the key strengths of this approach is that it affords a rigid structure to govern the overall The inherent flexibility can be abused and allow situations where appropriate program and system governance

  • Hidden Data

    These factors have more to do with how data is governed rather than what technology is used.

  • The Greatest AI Risk – AI Agency

    Autonomy is the right of self-governance. They do not have the right of self-governance or act on its own intention.

  • Minimal Viable Compliance: Building Frameworks That Actually Work

    They might invest heavily in creating comprehensive policy libraries, detailed process maps, and governance

  • Two Steps Forward Three Steps Back

    ability to improve on a continuous basis but as importantly the ability to steer which is what compliance governance Governance is what proactively drives this continuous improvement. This changes the role of governance away from "run to fail" and "set and forget" to one that proactively Instead of two steps forward three steps back, compliance governance needs to always be steps forward

  • Better Compliance Done a Better Way

    Compliance must now be goal-oriented, proactive and integrated into overall governance and managerial

  • The Pursuit of Opportunities in the Presence of Uncertainty

    loss of rights and freedoms or commonly known as #StayAtHome In attempts to flatten the curve many government However, there are some who won't and that is why governments have acted to remove freedoms. Will we find that governments will use emergency measures more often as a solution to not being proactive Will they see this as a way of dealing with bad governance? We need to hold government officials accountable and to request from them plans and measures to restore

  • Training Users To Be Unethical

    This doesn't mean these practices were necessarily illegal or in violation of any government regulation

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