Resilience Measurement and Analysis Collection
• Collection
Publisher
Software Engineering Institute
Abstract
This research aims to identify measures and analyses that organizations can use to determine how well their resilience processes and practices are being implemented and improved, and are meeting their performance objectives. It also aims to identify contexts for identifying resilience measures.
As a result of our research, we have made available a number of reports, blog posts, podcasts, and webinars about how organizations can measure their resilience.
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Collection Items
Measuring What Matters
• Presentation
By Lisa R. Young
In this presentation, Lisa Young discusses how to measure the things that matter to your business.
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Measuring What Matters Workshop Report
• Technical Note
By Katie C. Stewart, Julia H. Allen, Michelle A. Valdez, Lisa R. Young
This report describes the inaugural Measuring What Matters Workshop conducted in November 2014, and the team's experiences in planning and executing the workshop and identifying improvements for future offerings.
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Measures for Managing Operational Resilience
• Technical Report
By Julia H. Allen, Pamela D. Curtis
In this report, the Resilient Enterprise Management (REM) team suggests a set of top ten strategic measures for managing operational resilience.
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Measuring Operational Resilience Using the CERT® Resilience Management Model
• Technical Note
By Julia H. Allen, Noopur Davis
In this 2010 report, the authors begin a dialogue and establish a foundation for measuring and analyzing operational resilience.
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Measuring Operational Resilience
• Podcast
By Julia H. Allen, Pamela D. Curtis
In this podcast, Julia Allen explains that measures of operational resilience should answer key questions, inform decisions, and affect behavior.
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Using Defined Processes as a Context for Resilience Measures
• Technical Note
By Julia H. Allen, Pamela D. Curtis, Linda Parker Gates
In this report, the authors describe how implementation-level processes can provide context for identifying and defining measures of operational resilience.
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