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Are you tackling compliance in the right way?Or just reacting to what’s visible? KLYCOO tackles compliance from the operational side — focusing on visibility, ownership and timing, where most risks quietly begin. The goal is to help teams detect blind spots earlier and prevent issues before they escalate. Insights from operations and compliance leaders are welcome. #compliance #operations #riskmanagement #regtech

Compliance failures rarely start with regulation —  they start inside operations. KLYCOO is developing a visibility-first approach to help teams detect, track, and reduce these risks proactively. We welcome perspectives from leaders facing similar challenges. #compliance   #riskmanagement   #operations   #regtech   #saas   #scaleups   #operationalrisk   #governance   #processmanagement   #healthandwellness

The global wellness industry is exploding. Reports from McKinsey and the Global Wellness Institute show: $6.8 trillion global market 5–10% annual growth wellness is now a top spending priority for consumers But behind the scenes, operations and compliance teams are overwhelmed. This creates the Growth Paradox : The faster wellness companies grow, the more the operational and compliance backlog grows — unless they redesign how they run the “boring” stuff. Common symptoms: comp

Ask any operations leader in health & wellness how many tools they use, and the answer is usually: “More than we want to admit.” Studies published in Harvard Business Review  and by Gartner highlight “tool sprawl” as a top reason for operational inefficiency. Around 40% of compliance teams  still rely heavily on spreadsheets, emails, and unstructured documents. This leads to: inconsistent processes duplicated information forgotten deadlines audit stress difficulty proving com

Europe is one of the toughest regions to scale digital health products — not because innovation is lacking, but because regulation is complex, fragmented, and constantly changing. Research from the European Observatory on Health Systems shows that digital health companies face major barriers in: unclear requirements inconsistent national interpretations long approval times lack of operational guidance A study from the EU’s Joint Research Centre highlights a “regulatory-ops ga

Health & wellness apps collect some of the most sensitive data: sleep patterns, mood, nutrition, mental health indicators, and biometrics. A major academic review from KU Leuven and the University of Oslo found that most health apps fail to fully comply with GDPR , especially around transparency, consent, and data processing clarity. Another study reviewing 31 medical apps  found inconsistencies between what privacy policies promised and what actually happened with users’ dat