From Digital Sovereignty to Digital Resilience [...]
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Claims a new standardized Digital Resiliency Index that converts corporate digital dependency into a measurable asset, built and piloted with about 20 corporations and designed to spot the eight dependency dimensions (geopolitical, legal, economic, operational, supply chain, data/AI, technical, environmental). It quantifies flows — currently 265 billion euros from Europe to the U.S., forecast to hit 500B by 2030 — issues an R label certification, integrates DORA/NISU/GDPR/AI Act, allows zooming into digital systems, and launches a foundation with a Creative Commons license.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Digital dependencies globally
- 2:13Tech dependency consequences
- 4:39Eight dimensions of resilience
- 7:08Digital resilience tool needed
- 8:52Resilience over sovereignty
- 10:38Measuring resilience with R label
- 12:26Critical digital systems focus
- 14:32Open source in resilience
- 15:55Tech stack as strategic asset
- 17:21Micro-level to sovereignty
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