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The Architecture Problem: Compliance Policies Cannot Compensate for Weak System Design
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The Architecture Problem: Compliance Policies Cannot Compensate for Weak System Design
Wells Fargo’s sales practices failures and Boeing’s governance breakdowns had something in common: both organizations had robust ethics policies and training programs, but structural weaknesses in their operating systems allowed misconduct to flourish anyway. Tahir Jamal, a strategic finance and compliance leader, argues that corruption becomes statistically predictable when systems permit discretion without accountability and that the solution …
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