What is Compliance

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Asymmetric property between a client C and a server S ( C is compliant with S ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of S in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Improving the Integration of Distributed Applications

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The act of complying with the regulatory bodies of a given institution in all aspects of the organization. Learn more in: Forensic Accounting and Corporate Governance

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How an organization ensures its activities conform with all relevant mandatory and voluntary requirements. Successful compliance management involves clearly defining applicable laws, regulations, codes, best practices, and internal standards, etc. It must demonstrate how the organization ensures that it is in strict adherence with all relevant requirements. Learn more in: HRIS Readiness Among Faculties in B Schools for Human Development

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Conforming to a rule, such as a specification, policy, standard or law. In this study, it means students and staff conforming to the standards of the university in terms of Information, software, data use for their work. Learn more in: Determinants of Compliance With Information Systems Security Controls: A Case of a Business Organization in South Africa

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An asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Unifying Services and Resources: A Unified Architectural Style for Integrations

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Compliance, also know as regulatory compliance, is the process by which an organisation ensures that the specifications for implementing business processes, operations and practise are in accordance with a prescribed and/or agreed set of norms. Learn more in: The Journey to Business Process Compliance

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A compliance officer is a department that is seeking to eliminate unfair business practices. Learn more in: Social Responsibility and Sustainability of Fast Fashion Retail Companies in the Textile Sector

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The certification or confirmation that the person performing an action such as an employee does so in a manner which meets company rules and policies and the activity is carried out meeting standards and guidelines as per the conditions of a contract. Learn more in: The Role of Education and Awareness in Tackling Insider Threats

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Conforming to a rule, such as a specification, policy, standard or law. In this study, it means students and staff conforming to the standards of the university in terms of Information, software, data use for their work. Learn more in: Compliance With Information Systems Security Controls in Higher Education in South Africa

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Improving Application Integration by Combining Services and Resources

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Frameworks for Distributed Interoperability

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Following a rule, standard, guideline, recommendation, directive or norm. Learn more in: Gamification to Improve Adherence to Clinical Treatment Advice: Improving Adherence to Clinical Treatment

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Following the orders and avoiding the prohibitions. Learn more in: The Linkage Between Blockchain and the Regulatory Function of Governments

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This term is a synonym of acceptance. Learn more in: Factors Determining E-Shopping Compliance by Nigerians

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Improving Application Decoupling in Virtual Enterprise Integration

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Compliance is a process of measuring how well an organization or an entire industry functions to achieve specific high-level goals prescribed by law or regulatory documents. Learn more in: Integrating Compliance Management in Service-Driven Computing: Conceptual Models and Automation Architecture

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Structural Data Binding for Agile Changeability in Distributed Application Integration

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The status of conformation to a rule, policy, standard, law or guideline. Learn more in: Implications of Accountability Through the Prospect of Integrated Reporting Adoption in the Public Sector

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The act of being in conformity with official regulations. Learn more in: Privacy, Security, and Identity Theft Protection: Advances and Trends

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The practice of ensuring that employees of any organisation adhere to all laws, regulations, standards and of making sure your company employees follow all laws, regulations, standards, and ethical systems that relate to them. Learn more in: Key Challenges to Data Management in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

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It is the tendency of the vessels to stretch in response to pressure variations. It has a large effect on perfusion and blood pressure. Compliance is computed as:, where ?V and ?P are the volume and pressure variations, respectively. It is the reciprocal of elastance. Learn more in: Hybrid Mock Circulatory System to Test Cardiovascular Prostheses on the Grid

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The state of complying with all rules, laws, regulations, standards, and ethical practices that apply to the organization. Learn more in: Assurance for Change Management With COBIT 2019 and CMMC Maturity Frameworks

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Asymmetric property between a client C and a server S ( C is compliant with S ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of S in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Lowering Coupling in Distributed Applications With Compliance and Conformance

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Cloud-Based Application Integration in Virtual Enterprises

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Enterprise Integration With the Structural Services Architectural Style

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Ratio of change in blood volume to change in intraluminal pressure; highly compliant vessels will respond to increased blood flow by distending, whereas low compliance vessels are more rigid, and will have increased pressure with more blood flow; compliance is regulated by the sympathetic nervous system, and affected by collagen build-up and short-term changes in vascular tone. Learn more in: Ultrasound Guided Noninvasive Measurement of Central Venous Pressure

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Conformance with security requirements and obligations defined through laws, regulations, policies, standards, procedures and/or guidelines Learn more in: Information Security Awareness

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: Interoperability Frameworks for Distributed Systems

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The state of adherence to policies and procedures by tools and actions within a system. Learn more in: Security and Compliance: IaaS, PaaS, and Hybrid Cloud

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A term generally used to refer to the conformance to a set of laws, regulations, policies, or best practices. Learn more in: Aiding Compliance Governance in Service-Based Business Processes

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A change in behavior resulting from a direct request. Learn more in: Social Influence Online

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(in relation to biomedical research): Adherence to all research related requirements, such as research protocol and Best Practice Guidelines, and the applicable regulatory requirements. Learn more in: Social and Ethical Aspects of Biomedical Research

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Abidance by the principles of business ethics to secure the interests of the company’s stakeholders. Learn more in: Liability or Ethics?: The Real Value of Compliance

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A term relating to how much the user uses a device in the way that it is meant to be used in the regime that the user is a part of. Correct usage all the time would be regarded as perfect compliance. Learn more in: Unobtrusive Wearable Technology for Health Monitoring

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Asymmetric property between a consumer C and a provider P ( C is compliant with P ) that indicates that C satisfies all the requirements of P in terms of accepting requests. Learn more in: The Role of Compliance and Conformance in Software Engineering