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Operational Resilience Outlook: New challenges and the road ahead

The cyclotron electronic and data-processing unit, or particle accelerator, of the Saturn Synchrotron at the Atomic Energy Center (CEA) in Saclay, France
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This article is the last of a three-part series exploring the increasingly complex operational resilience landscape across the EU.

Operational resilience has evolved from an unavoidable reality of a new and more complex external environment and interconnected business ecosystems into an inevitable priority in regulatory agendas in the EU and consequently across the Nordic and Baltic countries.

The new operating environment has put organizations’ compliance functions to the ultimate

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