Strategic Focus: Incorporating Extreme Weather Events Into Business Continuity Planning
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Executive Summary
As climate change progresses, extreme weather is increasing in frequency and severity. Many firms already have plans in place to ensure business continuity during and after extreme events. However, many of these plans were created based on past experiences and may not be sufficient for current and future weather extremes. This report presents evidence demonstrating why organizations should account for climate change in their plans for extreme weather events and outlines some digital technologies that can support these efforts.
Table of contents
Business continuity planning must account for the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather eventsFirms need to upgrade plans for extreme weather
Digital technologies incorporate extreme weather events into business continuity planning
Table of figures
Figure 1. Examples of compound extreme weather eventsFigure 2. Timeline of relevancy of extreme-weather-related climate risk digital solutions for business continuity management
Organisations mentioned
Amtrak, Baron Weather, BBC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Divirod, Dryad Networks, Duke Energy, EigenRisk, Everbridge, Gulf Oil, IBM, ICEYE, Infinite Blue, LiveEO, NASA, National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS), National Weather Service, PBS, Salient Predictions, Shell, Tennessee Valley Authority, The Washington Post, Yale Climate ConnectionsAbout the authors
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