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Operational resilience outlook: The big picture

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This article is the first of a three-part series exploring the increasingly complex operational resilience landscape across the EU.

Defined as “the ability of an institution to deliver critical operations through disruption”, operational resilience is gaining increased attention as organizations continue to navigate an evolving landscape of operational risks, interdependencies, and potential sources of disruption coming from both the internal and external environments.

(Digital) operational resilience is firmly embedded

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