I would like to register a preference for resilient over robust. This is because in every day language robust implies that the thing you are talking about is very hard to change, whereas resilient implies it recovers even when changes are applied. So the outcome is robust, because the processes are resilient.
I also think it would be good to agree with the logistics and systems engineering literature suggested in the google link, but how regular people talk is my true motivation because I feel like getting this to change will involve talking to a lot of non-experts in any technical literature.
I would like to register a preference for resilient over robust. This is because in every day language robust implies that the thing you are talking about is very hard to change, whereas resilient implies it recovers even when changes are applied. So the outcome is robust, because the processes are resilient.
I also think it would be good to agree with the logistics and systems engineering literature suggested in the google link, but how regular people talk is my true motivation because I feel like getting this to change will involve talking to a lot of non-experts in any technical literature.
I like this suggestion.