Regulatory Strategy
A consistent approach
Regulatory solutions must be fair to survive. At the same time, a one-size-fits-all approach is not the answer – something policy-makers often fail to consider. Restrictive policies can hinder product development, user experience and innovation. We make sure countries have access to fair tech and companies have access to new markets.
Our engineers and policy experts are adept at understanding, positioning and explaining your technology. We have successfully enabled tech businesses for more than 20 years by supporting our clients through changes in technology policies. With a strong legacy and network, we create a regulatory strategy that is realistic, achievable and customised for your business.
We create effective, consistent regulatory strategies by providing advice and tailoring solutions to match client needs. Our global team of policy experts, with their in-depth knowledge of markets and local processes, can help you navigate the unique regulatory landscape of each market.
We achieve this by:
- Understanding your products and their unique attributes
- Maintaining an intelligence database on specific regulations and policies impacting your products
- Predicting and mapping the effect of regulations on specific product features
- Identifying and prioritising major risks, barriers and opportunities
- Knowing what’s needed in the future to keep you compliant
If you have a serious and complex issue – Access Partnership are the go-to shop. They represent the international standard and their reputation and quality precede them.
Policy Director, Global Broadband Provider
Achieved International Maritime Organisation (IMO) recognition of client as provider of satellite Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
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