Building Survivable Systems

If you want to build a survivable system this book explains how this can be achieved. A survivable system is defined as a system that will deliver essential services on time, even when significant elements of the system become disabled. Using his 25+ years of industrial and academic experience, the author brings together principles and applications on strategies for building complex survivable product, process and business systems. Employing real life examples, this book instructs the reader on the theory and strategies for building survivable systems for engineering structures, telecommunication networks, computer and network security, and software engineering. Readers will discover the most effective means for building survivable systems and the role of leaders in building survivable systems and successfully innovating critical change drivers.