top of page

SEARCH

Find what you need

374 results found for "Lean"

  • Compliance Training versus Compliance Practice

    What about LEAN? When it comes to LEAN, training and practice are done together more like a sports team. You learn by doing and you learn with a coach. LEAN has successfully used this approach for years along with other sectors such as medicine where problem-based learning is seen as the best way for future doctors to learn their trade.

  • The Stochastic Wrench: How AI Disrupts Our Deterministic World

    Up until now, we have engineered machines to be deterministic, which means they are stable across time This is fundamental to practices such as Lean and Six Sigma along with risk and compliance.  , and that it can learn how to learn - it can adapt.  We need to learn how to be more comfortable with uncertainty. But better than that, we need to learn how to: improve our probability of success in the presence of

  • Engineered Compliance: Mapping Obligations to Outcomes in Regulated Industries

    By Raimund Laqua, PMP, P.Eng., Founder and Chief Compliance Engineer at Lean Compliance I've spent 30 on my experience helping organizations make this transition, I've developed a four-step process at Lean Advance capabilities to achieve better outcomes with less effort Implement improvement cycles based on lean Raimund Laqua, PMP, P.Eng. is Founder and Chief Compliance Engineer at Lean Compliance Consulting, Inc articles, an upcoming book on operational compliance, and regularly speaks on topics of risk, compliance, lean

  • Return to the Gemba

    One of the principles we learn from LEAN is that: If you can't see it you can't improve it.

  • Why You Need a Compliance Architect

    Whether you are building compliance programs, management systems, or actual buildings; lessons learned " — 101 Things I Learned in Architecture School (Matthew Frederick) Architects find limitations and Being process oriented means ( from 101 Things I learned in Architecture School ): seeking to understand regardless of how satisfied you are with your solution Many of these ideas ares similar to those found in LEAN To find learn more on how Lean Compliance can help architect your compliance programs or management systems

  • Continuous Improvement Objectives

    For example, LEAN is helpful to reduce waste and improve efficiencies at the process level.

  • Breaking the Compliance Barrier: A Methodology for Achieving Outcome-Based Performance

    These stages are based on the Lean Startup Method by Eric Ries along with steps of team formation (

  • Remove Roadblocks Not Guardrails

    When implemented correctly, it creates leaner, more efficient operations by removing unnecessary activities This critical blind spot leads to cutting elements that appear wasteful but are essential for mission Remember: True LEAN COMPLIANCE doesn't compromise your ability to meet obligations—it enhances it by

  • Leveraging Systems Engineering for Effective Compliance

    reliable and that you can trust, within targeted budgets and time constraints, there is much to be learned Systems engineering is the primary means for determining whether and how the challenge posed by a program It is a disciplined learning process that translates capability requirements into specific design features Lean Compliance offers an advanced program based on the principles of systems engineering along with You can learn more here:

  • Have We Reached The End of Software Engineering?

    Working across different sectors and organizations, I learned that while we were still building things This means developing methods for analysing requirements in uncertain environments, design patterns for adapts engineering rigour to whatever digital paradigm emerges: AI systems, cybersecurity, machine learning computer engineer with over 30 years of expertise in high-risk and regulated industries, specializing in lean He is the founder of Lean Compliance and co-founder of ProfessionalEngineers.AI , organizations dedicated

  • How Do You Fight Uncertainty?

    Compliance versus Obligation Risk Integrated Risk Assessment - Template Lean Compliance A3 Format - Template Bow Tie Analysis - Template If you are interested in learning more please consider joining

  • Is Compliance a Waste?

    At a fundamental level, LEAN is about satisfying customer requirements with the least amount of waste By applying LEAN principles and practices organizations protect value by reducing or eliminating this

© 2017-2025 Lean Compliance™ All rights reserved.
bottom of page