USING A MATURITY MODEL TO IMPLEMENT RISK MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY AT THE CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY
by Martha Genest and Amani Ali, Canadian Food Inspection Agency
A maturity model is a structured framework used to assess and guide an organization's progress in a particular area of interest, such as risk management, cybersecurity, project management, or any other discipline. It provides a way to measure and evaluate an organization's current capabilities and practices, as well as a roadmap for improving those capabilities over time.
This Voices from the Field article describes how the Canadian Food Inspection Agency developed and used a maturity model to implement its risk management strategy, how it can be used as a source of criteria and audit tests by auditors, and lessons learned from its implementation.
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