Operational Resilience: Beyond the Checklists
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ISBN: 9781782724568
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Glossary
Glossary
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Glossary
Foreword by Mike Campbell
Foreword by Raj Sardana
Preface
Introduction
What is operational resilience?
Facets of operational resiliency
Driving business value
How to approach operational resilience
Operational resilience fundamentals
Getting organised around operational resilience
Regulation: Reshaping the financial industry
Understanding impact tolerances: How severe is severe?
Scenario testing: What are severe but plausible scenarios?
Connecting the dots: Resilience, risk and resolution
How resilient are you? The supply chain imperative
Intersection of operational resilience, ESG and climate risk
Artificial intelligence and the transformation of operational resilience
Case study: Covid-19 and the transformational shift in resilience
Closing thoughts: The impact of operational resilience
Appendix: toolkit and guide
Endnotes
References
| Term | Definition |
| Asynchronous replication | Data is first written to the primary storage area and then copied to a secondary storage area at predefined intervals. Typically, useful over smaller bandwidth connections and longer distances where latency could occur. |
| Business continuity | Capability of an organisation to continue to deliver products or services at acceptable levels following a disruption. |
| Business continuity management (BCM) | Process for management to oversee and implement resilience, continuity and response capabilities to safeguard employees, customers, and products and services. |
| Business continuity plan (BCP) | Written plan to maintain or resume business in the event of a disruption. |
| Business impact analysis (BIA) | Management’s analysis of an entity’s functions, and interdependencies used to characterise contingency needs and priories in the event of a disruption. |
| Business resilience | Typically centres on a specific business function or unit. |
| Cold site | A back-up facility that has the necessary electrical and physical components of a computer facility, but does not have the computer equipment in place. The site is ready to receive the necessary replacement computer equipment in the event |
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