• Trekking Through Compliance

  • De: Thomas Fox
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Trekking Through Compliance

De: Thomas Fox
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  • In this podcast series Tom Fox explores compliance through the lens of Star Trek - The Original Series in a 79-episode offering, movies and contemporary television shows. Each podcast reviews the episode creative team, story synopsis and three key lessons learned on compliance, leadership and governance. If you love Star Trek, this is the podcast series for you. So, listen over the next 79 episodes, revisit one of television’s great achievements and learn how you can use Star Trek to improve your corporate compliance program, as well as yourself as a compliance professional. We are going to have some fun.
    2019
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  • TOS - Episode 61– Using Technology in Compliance Investigations found in Spectre of the Gun

    TOS - Episode 61– Using Technology in Compliance Investigations found in Spectre of the Gun
    Aug 1 2024
    In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, we consider the episode Spectre of the Gun, which aired on October 25, 1968, Star Date 4385.3. Story Synopsis On a mission to establish contact with the reclusive Melcotians, Kirk ignores the message of a space probe. The landing party encounters a Melcotian who informs them they are an outside disease that must be destroyed. Their trespassing is to be punished by death, and the pattern of their death will be taken from Kirk's memories. As Kirk's ancestors pioneered the West, the landing party finds itself teleported to Tombstone, Arizona, on October 26, 1881. Desperately, Bones and Spock cooperate to build a tranquilizer bomb that will incapacitate the Earps. Scotty volunteers to test the potion Bones has cooked up. Despite Bones' careful preparation, it does not work. Spock is the only one who understands the significance of this fact, saying, "You do not seem to understand. It did not function. But it must function." Spock realizes that nothing around them is real; the whole scenario is taking place in their minds. They end up at the OK Corral, and the Melcotians, impressed that Kirk did not kill, then extend an invitation to establish relations with the Federation. Commentary Tom recounts the storyline where Kirk and his team face an illusionary recreation of the historic gunfight at the O.K. Corral. The discussion extends to how technology can aid compliance officers in investigations, covering seven key areas: data analytics and visualization, automated monitoring systems, digital forensics, collaboration platforms, predictive analytics and machine learning, robotic process automation, and regulatory compliance management platforms. Through these techniques, compliance officers can improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their compliance processes. Key Highlights · Key Moments and Analysis · Technology in Compliance Investigations · Conclusion and Next Episode Preview Resources Excruciatingly Detailed Plot Summary by Eric W. Weisstein MissionLogPodcast.com Memory Alpha Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    12 m
  • TOS - Episode 60 - Ethical Lessons from Is There No Truth in Beauty

    TOS - Episode 60 - Ethical Lessons from Is There No Truth in Beauty
    Jul 31 2024
    In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, we consider the episode Is There No Truth in Beauty, which aired on October 18, 1968, Star Date 5630.7. The Enterprise is given the mission of transporting the Medusan ambassador Kollos, a member of a species so ugly that the mere sight of it causes humans to go insane back to his home planet. The ambassador arrives enclosed in a specially designed box and is accompanied by the telepath Dr. Miranda Jones, who is looking after his needs. Like Spock, Jones can look at a Medusan through a visor, supposedly because she has studied on Vulcan but in reality because she is blind. Larry Marvick, one of the Enterprise’s designers, also beamed aboard. He seeks revenge against Kollos for taking Miranda away from him but is driven insane when he inadvertently looks at Kollos while attempting to shoot him with a phaser. The insane Marvick commandeers the Enterprise and pilots it to an unknown location outside the galaxy. Using the visor to protect his human half from the sight of the Medusan, Spock melds minds with Kolos and returns the Enterprise to its galaxy. Miranda and Kollos are then delivered to their destination. Upon parting, Kirk presents Miranda with a rose. Miranda queries, “I suppose it has thorns,” and Kirk responds, “I never met a rose that didn’t.” Commentary In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, the Enterprise must transport the Medusan Ambassador Kolos, a being so hideous it drives humans insane on sight, back to his home planet. Key characters include Dr. Miranda Jones, a telepath who cares for Kolos, and Larry Marvick, an engineer infatuated with Jones. The episode deals with cultural sensitivity, safeguarding sensitive information, impartial decision-making, balancing safety with individual rights, transparency, and ethical decision-making. The show notes also touch on how these themes translate to best practices for compliance professionals. Additionally, the episode covers exciting trivia, such as the creation of the Itik by Gene Roddenberry and references to Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest.’ Key Highlights Story Synopsis: Is There No Truth in Beauty? Fun Facts and Behind the Scenes Ethical Lessons for Compliance Officers Resources Excruciatingly Detailed Plot Summary by Eric W. Weisstein MissionLogPodcast.com Memory Alpha Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    11 m
  • TOS - Episode 59 - Investigative Lessons from And the Children Shall Lead

    TOS - Episode 59 - Investigative Lessons from And the Children Shall Lead
    Jul 30 2024
    In this episode of Trekking Through Compliance, we consider the episode And The Children Shall Lead, which aired on October 11, 1968, Star Date 5027.1. Story Synopsis This episode explores themes of manipulation and the power of belief. The Enterprise crew responds to a distress signal from the Federation colony on Triacus and discovers all the adults dead from an apparent suicide, leaving only the children alive. Captain Kirk and his team find the children seemingly unaffected and playing happily, which raises suspicion. Dr. McCoy’s medical scans show no physical harm or unusual conditions, but the children’s behavior is concerning. It soon becomes evident that the children are under the influence of an alien entity named Gorgan, who appears to them as a friendly figure promising them power and control. Gorgan manipulates the children to help him take over the Enterprise. The children use their telekinetic abilities, granted by Gorgan, to take control of the ship, causing chaos among the crew. They create illusions that play on the crew members’ deepest fears, further destabilizing the situation. Kirk and Spock investigate and uncover historical data about the previous encounters with Gorgan and how he exploits the innocence and trust of children to achieve his goals. Realizing that Gorgan’s power depends on the children’s belief in him, Kirk devises a plan to break his hold. He confronts the children with the truth about their parents’ deaths and shows them how Gorgan has deceived them. The children, seeing the reality of their actions and the consequences, withdraw their belief and support from Gorgan. Without the children’s belief to sustain him, Gorgan loses power and vanishes. The children, freed from his influence, begin to process their grief and the reality of their situation. The episode concludes with the Enterprise leaving Triacus and restoring order and safety to the ship. Commentary I consider this episode the worst episode of the original Star Trek series. The episode, which first aired on October 11, 1968, involves the Enterprise crew investigating the mysterious mass suicide of adults on the scientific colony Triacus and the subsequent manipulation of their children by an alien entity known as the Gorgon. Despite the episode’s shortcomings, Fox identifies key compliance and investigative lessons, including thorough fact-finding, identifying patterns, adapting techniques, engaging with vulnerable parties, addressing ethical dilemmas, and leveraging cross-functional expertise. Key Highlights Story Synopsis: And the Children Shall Lead Critical Reception and Fun Facts Compliance and Leadership Lessons Resources Excruciatingly Detailed Plot Summary by Eric W. Weisstein MissionLogPodcast.com Memory Alpha Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    12 m
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