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  • Compliance: the triple threat against mission failure

    Compliance is not solely about adhering to rules but encompasses integrity, alignment, and operational It ensures that companies operate within the boundaries set by society and mitigate risks associated Integrity, Alignment, and Operational Excellence However, compliance goes beyond the mere adherence to Compliance helps align organizational values with operational objectives. Compliance is rooted in integrity, alignment, and operational excellence, serving as a triple threat

  • The Hidden Costs of Multiple Compliance Frameworks

    While this may fulfill individual compliance objectives, it can create significant operational inefficiencies Streamlining multiple compliance programs can reduce duplication, waste, and operational risk.

  • Two Obligations You Cannot Ignore

    We want to operate within ethical, legal, and beneficial boundaries necessary to maintain mission success Improvements are triggered by incidents of operating near or outside the lines.

  • AI Regulating AI: Are we pouring fuel on the fire?

    millions of interactions per day. It's "where do humans exercise judgment in a control system that needs to operate at AI speeds?" Cybernetic theory breaks regulation into three orders: First-order  is the operational stuff—watching AI providing the variety at operational speeds. you're trying to figure out how to govern AI systems responsibly—how to meet your duty of care when AI operates

  • Catastrophic Harm

    Reactive responses and contingency plans are not operated often enough to remain practised and primed In the absence of periodic stimuli, vigilance wanes over time. Reactive responsibilities are curiously decoupled from preventive operations, and engage quite different Construct formal, disciplined, warning systems understanding that the absence of alarms month over month I highly recommend Sparrow's book, "The Character of Harms" for both regulators and operators looking

  • Delivering on the Promise: Compliance Through Performance

    These obligations, both explicit and implicit, shape the operational environment. Obligations (must happen): serve as the foundational elements, shaping the organization's operational Promises (plan to happen) : are operationalizations of obligations, transforming compliance requirements

  • A Credible Program Needs A Credible Plan

    At the same time, a credible compliance program needs a credible plan to design, build, operate, maintain In essence a corporate compliance program keeps organizations operating within regulatory and legal lines These lines form the basic boundaries for compliance with respect to a regulatory license to operate. Programs at an operational level manage systems and processes that achieve compliance objectives. Program Scope & Context Obligations / Promises Register Concept of Operations ​2.

  • Is your Scorecard Balanced?

    That is why your value chain needs to operate between the lines of productivity (to increase margin) Productivity programs serve the value chain by improving margins through operational excellence.

  • The Nature of Environmental Obligations - Part 2

    nature of environmental obligations through the lens of regulatory, social, and government licenses to operate be mapped to the following three type of licenses: Obligations arising from a regulatory license to operate These come from accepting public responsibilities to behave in line with the conditions of an operating Obligations arising from a social license to operate . for many organizations focuses mostly on external obligations associated with a regulatory license to operate

  • The Effects of Cyber Risk on Compliance Programs

    This should increase the level of concern as to an organization's ability to operate safety should a Questions: Which compliance programs, if disrupted, would most hinder your organization's ability to operate What procedures are in place to continue operating safely in case of a cyber attack?

  • A Measure of Integrity

    form of duties, commitments, responsibilities, or customs connecting with such things as: a license to operate They also apply to such things as engineering systems and processes that we use to operate our businesses including safeguards in our designs in addition to continually monitoring any gaps in performance during operations measure of integrity and keeping them in check is necessary to keep trouble at bay and sustain safe operations This disruption comes at a cost, over and above any fines we might pay.

  • When Getting Lean Puts You at Risk: A Cautionary Tale

    Everyone's excited about identifying "waste" and streamlining operations. including Lean and Compliance experts during improvement initiatives - professionals who understand both operational Remember, true operational excellence in high-risk industries isn't just about removing steps - it's Remember: True operational excellence isn't just about speed - it's about sustainable, secure, and safe

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