Citation :

Naveen Saikrishna Puppala, 2025. "Building Enterprise Products for Regulatory Compliance across Geographies" ESP International Journal of Advancements in Computational Technology (ESP-IJACT)  Volume 3, Issue 4: 6-11.

Abstract :

The global regulated landscape poses a formidable compliance challenge to international organizations. In this article, we present a multi-layered compliance and governance framework that incorporates international standards, national regulations, organizational governance, technology enablement, product development, operational activities, and feedback. We illustrate through test case simulations how regulatory compliance guidelines trickle from the theoretical construct of frameworks to concrete operations activities. Benchmarking validates a decrease of compliance monitoring time by nearly 70% with automation using RegTech solutions, and implementation of new regulations takes 65-70% less time, both of which accelerated organizational efficiency, strength, and better strategic consideration. The structure is a working manual for organizations seeking regulatory compliance, along with operational and product development streamlining.

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Keywords :

Regulatory Compliance, Multi-Layer Model, Enterprise Governance, RegTech, Automation, Global Standards, Product Development, Operational Efficiency, Feedback Mechanisms.