GxP got you this far. ISO 27001 and 42001 are what keep you trading. On 11 June 2026, the MHRA published two reports with a great many quotation marks. It's our job to read them so you don't have to. The headline act was the National Commission's Call for Evidence summary of findings, a document built from the views of 761 people and organisations who voluntarily spent their evenings telling the government how AI in healthcare ought to be regulated, not how I would spend my e

One of the most common questions we get from founders is: Do we need to worry about compliance yet? For those of you with limited time, the simple answer is yes!

TQC wins a 2025 Global Recognition Award for its exceptional achievements in professional services and regulatory consulting

If you're reading this, you likely have had a customer ask for your ISO 27001 certificate, or you're a growing company that needs to implement it, maybe even one that has it but is finding maintaining it challenging with the current resources you have. You're not alone; many companies first consider ISO 27001 when a customer directly requests it. Or they know that they need robust security in place, but don't know what that entails or how to demonstrate that adequately...

As consultants, we see this a lot. In the early phases, we make rapid progress. Leadership teams are engaged, resources are allocated, and change starts to take hold. But then reality creeps in.

In regulated industries, precision and compliance are paramount, but there is a fine line between ensuring quality and creating unnecessary barriers to progress. At TQC, we’ve seen how the pursuit of perfection, when misapplied, can do more harm than good.