Corporate Governance System
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A Corporate Governance System is a management system that implements corporate governance processes (to ensure organizational control and stakeholder protection).
- Context:
- It can enforce Corporate Policy through governance frameworks.
- It can maintain Board Oversight through control mechanisms.
- It can ensure Regulatory Compliance through monitoring systems.
- It can protect Stakeholder Interests through governance structures.
- It can manage Corporate Risk through control processes.
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- It can (often) facilitate Board Communication through governance portals.
- It can (often) provide Document Management through policy repositorys.
- It can (often) implement Audit Trails through tracking systems.
- It can (often) support Decision Making through governance workflows.
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- It can range from being a Basic Control System to being an Enterprise Governance Platform, depending on its system scope.
- It can range from being a Local Governance System to being a Global Governance Framework, depending on its implementation scale.
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- It can integrate with Corporate Management Systems for business operations.
- It can connect to Risk Management Systems for risk control.
- It can support Compliance Management Systems for regulatory adherence.
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- Example(s):
- System Components, such as:
- Implementation Types, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Project Management Systems, which lack governance features.
- Document Storage Platforms, which lack control mechanisms.
- Communication Systems, which lack governance workflows.
- See: Corporate Governance Process, Management System, Control Framework, Governance Platform, KiteRa.