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For over three decades, IpX‘s industry standard, known as CM2, has been the leading cross industry quality management platform. The platform consists of 19 Core Business Process Categories, 227 Operating Standards, and 106 software tool requirements for enterprise change and configuration management known as CM2. CM2 is the most robust comprehensive methodology for managing the configuration of a product, system, and/or service throughout its life. It reduces process failures by ensuring you start with the right requirements that are clear, concise, and valid.

Frequently asked questions

  • Compliance training educates employees on relevant laws, regulations, and policies, ensuring they understand responsibilities and adhere to legal and ethical standards. Topics include workplace safety, anti-harassment, data protection, and industry-specific regulations.

  • Compliance courses come in various formats: online courses for flexibility and self-paced learning; instructor-led training for real-time interaction; blended learning combining online and instructor-led methods; and workshops or seminars for focused, hands-on practice.

  • Compliance training frequency depends on factors like regulatory changes, industry requirements, and company policies. Generally, annual training is recommended, with updates or refresher courses as needed when laws or regulations change or when new compliance concerns arise.

  • Yes, compliance training can be customized to address specific industry requirements and company policies. Many training providers offer tailored programs that incorporate relevant laws, regulations, and best practices to ensure the training is relevant and effective for your organization.

  • To measure the effectiveness of compliance training, organizations can use a combination of methods, such as pre- and post-training assessments to gauge knowledge improvement, employee surveys to gather feedback, monitoring workplace behavior, and tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) related to compliance incidents or violations.