How Fast You Recover, Measured Under Load
AQUILA Resilience is the continuity edition. Business impact in money, recovery objectives that are tested rather than stated, runbooks that have been run, and a crisis cell whose readiness is a measurement.

The Plan Was Written.
It Was Never Run.
Continuity is the discipline most often documented and least often exercised, and the gap only appears on the day it matters.
An RTO of four hours is a commitment somebody made. Whether the systems can meet it is a separate question that usually goes unasked.
Business processes, dependencies and revenue move faster than the document that describes them. The plan recovers the organization it was written for.
A roster is not a team. The first time a group makes decisions together should not be during the incident.
See It Live.
Resilience's own world: the continuity surfaces feeding the recovery core, and the recovery posture it publishes up to AQUILA C4I.
