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  • Playing the Compliance Game

    When we consider compliance we often think of being compelled by regulation to follow an arbitrary set However, a more useful way of looking at compliance is as a game that we want to play and one that want

  • Compliance Implementation Methodologies

    When it comes to compliance many organizations never get past "shall" statements let alone achieve any measure of effectiveness from their compliance efforts. We have observed over several years that the way compliance management systems are implemented is a significant This approach is based on the Lean Startup methodology where compliance always is operational which means and are working together at levels sufficient to produce a measure of effectiveness – the outcomes of compliance

  • When Compliance is the Problem

    The same is true when it comes to compliance. set high standards that create a better version of ourselves, our products, or the world around us, compliance However, when standards are low or malicious, compliance becomes a problem, and rightly so. Compliance can be a problem, but it's not usually the act of conformance which bothers most people.

  • Leveraging Systems Engineering for Effective Compliance

    The same principle applies to compliance systems, whether they are for safety, security, sustainability We have observed that effective systems engineering processes and practices are essential for compliance If mission success depends on compliance success, make sure you incorporate systems engineering as a Lean Compliance offers an advanced program based on the principles of systems engineering along with

  • Use RAM to Improve Compliance

    In this blog post we explore how meeting obligations can be improved using a RACI model to clarify compliance It's time to add RAM to our compliance. This is also the case for projects associated with compliance. RACI model such as RACIV to help clarify compliance responsibilities: Project Definition Compliance Definition (R)esponsible to achieve compliance objectives. (I)nform to be kept up-to-date.

  • Four Steps to Proactive Compliance

    More companies are becoming aware that they are too reactive when it comes to compliance. Embed compliance into programs, systems and processes Compliance requirements manifest themselves inside Measures of Compliance (MoC) – critical to compliance, where failure maybe cause for reassessment of is sufficient capability of being in compliance tomorrow. a safe manner that maintains compliance.

  • Two Kinds of Compliance Resiliency

    Compliance resiliency is important to maintain compliance in response to changes to business or business organizations to be effective at meeting all their obligations they will need to ensure that their compliance Recognizing this difference is crucial to sustainable business as well as compliance outcomes. What is compliance resiliency? Traditionally, compliance has focused on meeting prescriptive obligations where the goal is to consistently

  • Compliance Process Modeling

    Process modeling is necessary to design, implement, and improve compliance. However, in today's climate of performance based compliance is this still the best choice? instead of just knowing what activity you are at within a work flow Identifies more easily where program compliance Considering approaches found in other domains provides companies additional options to better meet compliance The Hybrid Model has been used effectively to support risk based compliance processes for several years

  • Regulatory Compliance Not Enough

    with duty and liability obligations is the latter requires employers to be more proactive with their compliance If you want to be more certain about your compliance you may want to consider joining – The Proactive &utm_campaign=LinkedIn-integration [2] - Canadian Occupational Safety, www.cos-mag.com, "Regulatory compliance

  • Will Your Next Compliance Expert be AI?

    Of course, we were interested in whether or not it might be a replacement for a compliance expert. Why is compliance important? How do organizations improve their compliance? And what did ChatGPT think about Lean Compliance? I couldn't agree more with those principles. or "what are our top compliance risks" these of course could not be answered. compliance role.

  • AI Risks Document-Centric Compliance

    For domains where compliance is "document-centric" focused on procedural conformance the use of AI poses They do not model your compliance program, your cybersecurity framework, or any other aspect of your To evalute gaps that matter requires an operational knowledge of compliance functions, behaviours, and Not the Last Gap When it comes to compliance there are always gaps. To succeed at compliance requires operational knoweldge of what compliance is and how it works.

  • Bounded-set Versus Centred-set Compliance

    Understanding compliance mindsets using set theory TLDR Those involved with compliance will eventually For the purpose of discussion bounded and centred sets can be mapped to Compliance 1 and Compliance 2 practices as shown in the next figure: Bounded-Set Compliance versus Centred-Set Compliance We will with bounded-set compliance. Centred-set compliance largest challenge is contending with bounded-set compliance groups.

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