Hurricane Disaster Management

In this brief report, planning for business continuity in the event of a hurricane is described. In recent years, Gulf Coast and lower Eastern Seaboard states have been literally devastated by hurricanes, leading many different groups to recognize the necessity of creating pre-crisis business continuity plans that can be put into play as the crisis unfolds (An American tragedy..., 2005). Such plans must include recognizing that the destruction of a business facility is possible, that data must be protected, that insurance must be paid for, and backup power sources identified for facilitating cleanup or a return to operations when power sources are not otherwise available (Starzee, 2008).

Hurricane preparedness planning as described by the Texas Department of Public Safety (2003) should incl

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