Tracy Alan Saxe
Posted on Tuesday, January 18, 2022
*Published in the Journal of Business Continuity & Emergency Planning Volume 15 Number 2. August 13, 2021
Natural disasters have been occurring more frequently and with greater potency, creating a real and heightened financial and operational risk to businesses around the globe. This article aims to enhance traditional business continuity techniques and strategies by discussing how risk management, insurance, and claims knowledge can form a robust platform from which to minimize the impacts of natural disasters on business. To this end, the article combines professional knowledge from the fields of risk management, disaster response, and insurance claims recovery to offer best practices in the key phases of planning and response.
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