Business process improvement
Map how work gets done, clarify responsibilities and choose useful improvements before investing in new technology.
A process that slows your team down, permissions that are difficult to track, a requirement to put into practice: you may know the problem before you know which service you need. Loupe Technologies helps connect that problem to a defined scope of work, the people involved and a practical decision.
Map how work gets done, clarify responsibilities and choose useful improvements before investing in new technology.
Scope a workflow between your applications: data, rules, exceptions and responsibilities, so you can decide what is worth automating.
Plan your Law 25 work with Loupe Technologies: review existing practices, set priorities and define responsibilities and implementation steps.
Scope health information governance needs with Loupe Technologies: administrative workflows, access, vendors and Quebec Law 5 considerations.
Scope a privacy impact or vendor assessment with Loupe Technologies: information flows, risks, evidence gaps and safeguards to consider.
Examine your Canadian privacy context with Loupe Technologies: activities, information flows and practices to adapt to relevant legal frameworks.
Turn privacy requirements into everyday practices with Loupe Technologies: responsibilities, requests, retention and implementation follow-up.
Define your cybersecurity coverage with Loupe Technologies: systems in scope, safeguards, responsibilities and reporting that supports follow-up.
Clarify cybersecurity responsibilities, policies and decisions. Loupe Technologies helps you organize oversight that fits how your organization works.
Assess the cybersecurity risks of a project or environment with Loupe Technologies: relevant scenarios, treatment priorities and a plan for review.
Scope a penetration test with Loupe Technologies: authorized systems, objectives, findings and recommendations to help prioritize remediation.
Plan cybersecurity training around your teams’ work: phishing, information sharing, reporting and responsible use of workplace tools.
A project may begin with a process and raise questions about data, access or a supplier. We propose defining an initial scope and identifying dependencies so that useful next steps and responsibilities can be agreed. The engagement specifies the deliverables, interventions and follow-up included.