My Three Basic Principles for Compliance
1. It is always important where there’s any chance of ever having to say why. 2. It should always be channel-independent. 3. You should never put yourself in a position of having to reconstruct what rules were applied in making an evaluation or decision after-the-fact. Compliance shouldn’t be the issue that it is – it doesn’t have to be. Rules of record should be a built-in feature of architectures. For all these years, we’ve been thinking ‘data’ is the key to compliance. We should have been thinking rules as applied to data. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Follow-up to my post on Rules of Record: http://goo.gl/dbKaDTags: compliance
Ronald G. Ross
Ron Ross, Principal and Co-Founder of Business Rules Solutions, LLC, is internationally acknowledged as the “father of business rules.” Recognizing early on the importance of independently managed business rules for business operations and architecture, he has pioneered innovative techniques and standards since the mid-1980s. He wrote the industry’s first book on business rules in 1994.