Disaster Recovery Is Not Operational Resilience

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Author: Hakan Kantas, Ezgi Yalcin, Yalcin Ozsoy, Eyup Erkesim, Onur Savaşeri, Hasan Gurcan Ozdemir, Ates Yamaci
Date Published: 1 November 2026
Read Time: 12 minutes
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Organizations today face an unprecedented expansion of operational complexity. This can largely be attributed to cloud adoption, escalating cyberthreats, third-party dependency, geopolitical volatility, and deeply interconnected digital ecosystems. Disruptions no longer stay neatly contained; rather, they spread across suppliers and customer-facing services, generating cascading impacts that traditional continuity approaches often struggle to absorb...

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