We help organisations rethink compliance training by focusing on the behaviours that help people do the right thing at work. Because that’s what reduces risk and increases impact.
We know that conventional compliance training doesn’t generate much engagement or have much impact on what people actually do in their work.
Focusing on the behaviours that underpin safe and ethical conduct has helped organisations save time and money on their compliance training and achieve greater impact in the workplace.
So if you need to ensure people do the right things when they’re handling data, spending money, contracting services, using social media, making recruitment decisions, or doing anything where the safety and integrity of your organisation is at stake, Acteon can help.
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How do you get engagement for ‘codes’ and ‘policies’ where people thrive on creative risk?
Most problems with compliance, ethics or integrity arise through what’s referred to as “wrongdoing by good people”. So, except in very rare cases, people don’t set out with malicious intent. They want to do the right thing, but they make mistakes because they’re busy, or distracted, or under pressure, or facing any of the other, very human, challenges in our busy working lives.
Helping people do the right thing
And things are particularly challenging now – with economic headwinds, the disruptive power of AI, hybrid working, and increasing cybersecurity threats.
So, amid the challenge and change, how can you create an environment that promotes competent compliance – helping people do the right things, and making sure they’re providing an effective first line of defence for your organisation?
It’s an approach that’s been recognised through multiple award-winning projects across a wide range of sectors.
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