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Marion Lepmets
Project managers know that uncertainty is the enemy of successful delivery. You’ve got potential risks lurking around every corner, assumptions that might prove wrong, current issues demanding attention and dependencies that could slip at any moment. This is where RAID comes in (and no, I’m not talking about the data...
Marion Lepmets
Information security isn’t optional anymore. Whether you’re handling customer data at a startup or managing intellectual property at a global enterprise, a single security incident can cost you financially, damage your reputation and destroy customer trust. That’s where ISO 27001 comes in. It’s the world’s leading standard for information security...
Marion Lepmets
GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) isn’t just corporate bureaucracy – it’s your company’s shield against costly surprises. Too many organizations scramble during audits, struggle with scattered risk registers, and face regulatory nightmares that could be avoided. Watch the full video above to see exactly how to implement GRC and how...
Marion Lepmets
Medical device companies face a constant challenge: how do you validate cloud software tools that update daily? If you’re using Confluence Cloud for your quality management system, you need validation documentation that keeps pace with Atlassian’s frequent updates. I’ll walk you through exactly how to automate this process using the...
Marion Lepmets
Risk reporting isn’t just another checkbox on your compliance list. It’s the backbone of effective risk management that keeps your team informed, your management happy, and your auditors satisfied. When you’re managing risks in Jira, you need clear, current reports that don’t require endless manual updates or screenshot juggling. Watch...
Marion Lepmets
Do you want to make your medical device risk management more precise? While many companies stick with single probability values in their hazard analysis, ISO 14971 suggests breaking down probability into P1 and P2 components. I’ll show you exactly how to set this up in Jira using nested risk models....
