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September 16, 2025Systems1 citationsOpen Access

Building a Strategic System for Resilience in a Risky World

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LGLisa GreenwoodDHDawn HessJSJennifer Schneider

Key Points

  • A systematic approach enhances resilience, addressing both acute shocks and chronic stressors from various sources.
  • The strategic application of resilience planning provides a clear path to identifying and treating organizational risks.
  • Implementing standards in risk management and business continuity can support organizations in navigating complex risk environments.
  • A dynamic framework allows organizations to respond effectively to evolving risk contexts and ensure ongoing resilience.

Abstract

The world and its operations are becoming increasingly risky and brittle, with organizations and communities facing escalating threats from both internal and external sources. Risk management and business systems exist to help navigate both acute shocks and chronic stressors, but the decisive factor is how entities plan and respond. This article explores the strategic application of systematic resilience planning across risk types and presents an integrated application for implementation grounded in risk management and business continuity systems standards. The article also explores how these standards can support the identification and treatment of organizational risks and vulnerabilities to provide a clear path to resilience. No risk environment is static. Applied as a dynamic framework that is responsive to evolving risk contexts, a systematic approach offers a powerful path forward in an era of compounding disruption.

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Greenwood et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454bb31b076d99fa59c17https://doi.org/10.3390/systems13090805
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