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The Role of Legal & Legal Processes is Changing
The role of legal is growing in significance as it guides the enterprise beyond putting out the fires of legal matters. It is expanding into a proactive role in legal… Continue reading The Role of Legal & Legal Processes is Changing
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Lessons Learned in Compliance Management in 2020
What have we learned from 2020? I think all of us have learned quite a bit in both our personal and professional lives. 2020 has stretched us as individuals and… Continue reading Lessons Learned in Compliance Management in 2020
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GRC 20/20’s 2020 Research Year in Review
2020 was certainly a year for the history books. While it has been a roller coaster that moves on into 2021 now, it certainly had a lot of impact on… Continue reading GRC 20/20’s 2020 Research Year in Review
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Why Spreadsheets, Documents & Emails Fail for GRC
At times I can sound like a broken record – repeating myself over, and over, and over, and over again, and again, and again. One of my prominent soapboxes over… Continue reading Why Spreadsheets, Documents & Emails Fail for GRC
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Complexity of Business Demands a New Paradigm in Legal Governance, Risk Management & Compliance
Understanding the Interrelationship of Legal Risk and the Business In today’s global business environment, a broad spectrum of economic, political, social, legal, and regulatory changes are continually bombarding the organization.… Continue reading Complexity of Business Demands a New Paradigm in Legal Governance, Risk Management & Compliance
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Operationalizing GRC in Context of Legal & Privacy: the Last Mile of GRC
At its core, GRC is the capability to reliably achieve objectives [GOVERNANCE], address uncertainty [RISK MANAGEMENT], and act with integrity [COMPLIANCE]. GRC is something organizations do, not something they purchase.… Continue reading Operationalizing GRC in Context of Legal & Privacy: the Last Mile of GRC
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Disclosure Management: Comparing Compliance Solutions
Compliance disclosures are a critical element of an organization’s compliance and ethics management program. The organization requires structured approaches to managing disclosures such as conflicts of interest, and a way… Continue reading Disclosure Management: Comparing Compliance Solutions
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A Business Case for Integrated Third-Party GRC Across the Extended Enterprise
One of the greatest challenges to organizations today is managing the extended enterprise; the web of third-party relationships that support the business and its operations. The integrity of the organization… Continue reading A Business Case for Integrated Third-Party GRC Across the Extended Enterprise
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Delivering on Agile Compliance in Dynamic Business
Organizational exposure to compliance risk is rising while the cost of compliance soars. Organizations operate in a field of ethical, regulatory, and legal landmines. The daily headlines reveal companies that… Continue reading Delivering on Agile Compliance in Dynamic Business
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Efficiency & Agility in Accountability Compliance – SMCR, BEAR, SEAR, MIC, GIAC
Accountability is More Than Responsibility There is a difference between accountability and responsibility. An individual or organization can outsource or delegate responsibilities, but one cannot do so with accountability. To… Continue reading Efficiency & Agility in Accountability Compliance – SMCR, BEAR, SEAR, MIC, GIAC
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A New Framework for Defining and Approaching Information Governance
Information governance has become a critical objective for organizations. In the context of the pervasive use of information throughout the enterprise, operational reliance on information, and increased regulation and liability… Continue reading A New Framework for Defining and Approaching Information Governance
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Why Policies, and Policy Management, Matters
It is finally here! For the past year, I have been working hard with OCEG on the Policy Management Illustrated eBook. I have spent countless hours behind Adobe Illustrator working… Continue reading Why Policies, and Policy Management, Matters
