
The ORC model
This article provides organisations with a model from which to build a comprehensive obligations register.
This article provides organisations with a model from which to build a comprehensive obligations register.
A bias-free framework for prioritising and categorising obligations for any sized organisation in any industry.
To improve total compliance assurance, the widely used
industry acronym GRC needs to be challenged and updated
by adding O, for obligations.
Based on anecdotal evidence from talking to multiple prospects and clients we have come across four compliance types.
The purpose of this article is to raise awareness of non-financial risks by coining the term ‘operational [governance, risk and compliance] GRC’ (OpGRC) to elevate it to the same level of awareness and attention as financial GRC.
Compliance administration is a three legged stool and when it breaks, it can be a very painful experience.
First published by Procurement Professional, the official magazine of CIPS Australia, June 2011 Purpose Actions by suppliers are damaging brands and reputations and more and
Not only is there confusion around some of the IT buzzwords floating around, some people question if “IT fads” can deliver measurable business benefits for an industry. This article clears up some of the confusion and shows how COINs (Communities of Interest) are delivering clear and measurable benefits to the FM industry.
Why organisations are COINing it to protect their brand and reduce their risk.
Are your suppliers putting your company’s brand and reputation at risk? The importance of supplier compliance management and the impact of the COIN approach.
Strytex will help your organisation get ready for ISO 37301 accreditation before your competitors so you can increase your market share, reduce your risk and make customers, shareholders and regulators happy.
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