Engineering a culture of technology resilience

Technology resilience is the ability of a system to continue operating and recover swiftly under adverse conditions. Resiliency has become more crucial as we navigate an era marked by increasing complexity—due to distributed architectures, multihybrid cloud environments, interconnected systems, and thousands of microservices.

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