This study explores the critical role of information management in enhancing organizational resilience, emphasizing the need for a strategic approach to information handling in today's dynamic business environment. Through quantitative research, the study investigates the relationships between information management practices and organizational resilience, aiming to provide actionable insights for both academic and practical applications. The research highlights the importance of effective information management in enabling organizations to adapt, respond, and endure in the face of disruptions. Key findings indicate positive correlations between information system availability, data security measures, and robust data management practices with organizational resilience. These factors are essential for an organization's ability to navigate challenges and thrive in an uncertain environment. The study also underscores the significance of crisis response and strategic adaptation in building resilience. The research contributes to the academic understanding of organizational resilience and offers practical implications for organizations seeking to enhance their resilience through strategic information management. The methodology involved surveys and structured questionnaires to collect data from various organizations in Indonesia, with statistical analysis used to identify patterns and trends. The study's findings support existing literature, reinforcing the strategic importance of information management in fostering organizational resilience. The research provides a framework for understanding the complex dynamics between information management and organizational resilience, offering valuable insights for future research and practical applications.This study explores the critical role of information management in enhancing organizational resilience, emphasizing the need for a strategic approach to information handling in today's dynamic business environment. Through quantitative research, the study investigates the relationships between information management practices and organizational resilience, aiming to provide actionable insights for both academic and practical applications. The research highlights the importance of effective information management in enabling organizations to adapt, respond, and endure in the face of disruptions. Key findings indicate positive correlations between information system availability, data security measures, and robust data management practices with organizational resilience. These factors are essential for an organization's ability to navigate challenges and thrive in an uncertain environment. The study also underscores the significance of crisis response and strategic adaptation in building resilience. The research contributes to the academic understanding of organizational resilience and offers practical implications for organizations seeking to enhance their resilience through strategic information management. The methodology involved surveys and structured questionnaires to collect data from various organizations in Indonesia, with statistical analysis used to identify patterns and trends. The study's findings support existing literature, reinforcing the strategic importance of information management in fostering organizational resilience. The research provides a framework for understanding the complex dynamics between information management and organizational resilience, offering valuable insights for future research and practical applications.