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Resilience is a central concept in system theory that deals with the adaptability and robustness of systems against external influences. Organizations that promote resilience are better prepared to cope with challenges and achieve their goals successfully.
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Resilience is a system’s ability to absorb disruption, preserve essential function, and adapt or recover afterward.
The approach emerged at the intersection of ecology, psychology, and engineering. Operations and systems practice extended it to organizations and digital services to address uncertainty and disruption over time.
A resilient system has several responses to disruption: it limits damage, keeps core service running, and learns from the event. Redundancy is only one possible means.
Wie gut ein System einen Stoß verkraftet, ohne seine Kernfunktion zu verlieren.
Die Rückkehr zu einem tragfähigen Betriebszustand nach einer Störung.
Eine dauerhafte Veränderung als Reaktion auf neue Bedingungen.
Resilience guides architecture, continuity planning, and exercises toward the consequences of real disruptions. It does not replace reliability or security analysis and must not normalize avoidable failures.
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