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Why Resilience Now Depends on Speed Not Prediction
Keith Davies explores how the nature of resilience has fundamentally changed as organizations face faster, more interconnected, and less predictable disruptions. He argues that success now depends less on forecasting future crises and more on understanding, responding, and adapting quickly when events occur. The article examines ecosystem resilience, interconnected supply chains, multifaceted stress testing, risk culture, and the importance of embedding resilience across the organization to better navigate future uncertainty.
Jul 24, 2026
Keith Davies
Keith Davies, Group Chief Risk & Compliance Officer, Admiral Insurance
Tags: Operational and Non Financial Risk Vendor and Third Party Risk Resilience
Why Resilience Now Depends on Speed Not Prediction
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  •       Resilience is shifting from prediction to rapid response.
  •       Modern disruptions are faster and more interconnected.
  •       Organizations must understand supply chain dependencies.
  •       Multifaceted stress testing can reveal hidden vulnerabilities.
  •       Strong risk culture is essential for long-term resilience.
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