Risk and Resilience
Strategic Resilience: Designing for Reversibility, Buffers and Optionality
How leaders can design resilience through reversible commitments, purposeful buffers and strategic options without turning flexibility into inefficiency.
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How leaders can design resilience through reversible commitments, purposeful buffers and strategic options without turning flexibility into inefficiency.
A risk register that records only threats leaves an organisation structurally blind to favourable deviation. The definition itself is the problem.
Reversibility behaves like a balance sheet item that depletes on a schedule, yet no enterprise register records it — so nobody can name the last undoable approval.