Construction of Enterprise Operational Resilience for Sustainable Development: Data Perspective and Practical Implications
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Enterprise operational resilience, sustainable development, data-driven, practical pathways, data governanceAbstract
Under the multiple backgrounds of global geopolitical conflicts, supply chain fluctuations and the deepening of the "dual carbon goals", the coordinated promotion of enterprise operational resilience and sustainable development has become the key to survival and development. As a new production factor, data provides technical support and practical pathways for the deep integration of the two. From the perspective of data, this paper analyzes the internal relationship between enterprise operational resilience and sustainable development, reveals the core logic of data-driven resilience construction, combs the practical directions such as supply chain collaboration, production optimization, and ecological linkage, analyzes the practical obstacles such as data silos, compliance costs, and talent gaps, and extracts implications from the real practice of the industry. Research shows that data-lifecycle management can effectively improve enterprise risk resistance and resource utilization efficiency, provide feasible solutions for enterprises to achieve the dual goals of "risk resistance" and "green transition or green development", and provide references for the transformation of enterprises of different sizes and industries.
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