Intelligence-Led Regulation with Objective RegWorks

This webinar features John Munro, a Regulatory Practice Specialist with extensive experience designing and leading national data, insights and intelligence functions across government organisations in New Zealand and Scotland.

In this session, John shares a compelling real-life case study on leveraging organisational data to implement intelligence-led regulation, in turn unlocking new opportunities through a multi-disciplinary approach. 

You can also read John's thoughts in our latest insight paper here.

In this session, John will share a compelling real-life case study on leveraging organisational data to implement intelligence-led regulation, unlocking new opportunities through a multi-disciplinary approach.

Additionally, we will showcase some key features of Objective RegWorks, demonstrating how it facilitates data-informed regulation, enhances decision-making and harnesses the data held within the organisation.

Highlights include:

• Visual Associations: A comprehensive 360-degree view of entities, including their historical and current connections with other organisations, individuals, and locations, alongside detailed contact and case histories.

• Risk-Based Analysis: Utilising risk-based algorithms that can be tailored to specific parameters and weightings, enabling the calculation of precise risk ratings.
• Offence Management: Easily configurable for changing legislation and penalties, facilitating precise enforcement. Data can be utilised for trendspotting, informing policy changes, and enhancing proactive regulatory approaches.
• Dashboards: Providing rich visualisation tools for effective workload management and KPI monitoring. Prioritise tasks, delve into individual records, and generate real-time operational reports from customisable personal dashboards, tailored to working preferences.

Presenters:

	John Munro Regulatory Practice Specialist, Objective
	Mat Graves Regional Director (UK), Objective
	Jason Riches Solutions Consultant, Objective