The Business Case For Preparedness
Leading Business Case Arguments: Summaries & Listing
InterCEP has compiled an annotated bibliography to provide organizational decision makers with a series of arguments to support the business case for preparedness.
As a research effort, this annotated bibliography is only a first step toward a meta-analysis of how the business case for preparedness is currently evolving in the field. InterCEP therefore solicits feedback from readers of this bibliography – what sources have we missed? Have we properly understood and annotated the sources we've found? We intend to incorporate feedback and update this document with additional sources on a regular basis.
» Read the annotated bibliography, or
» Download and print it (.pdf)
Financial Impacts of Corporate Preparedness
Corporate preparedness activities have a diversity of impacts on the organization including those that contribute to the bottom-line profitability of the firm.
The ongoing analysis identifies impacts from corporate preparedness on the key financial statements of the corporation: the Profit & Loss Statement and the Balance Sheet.
See the links below for further detail on these impacts.
This is an ongoing international research initiative and evidence of additional impacts of corporate preparedness is welcomed. Sources of these contributions will be acknowledged as appropriate. Please contact InterCEP at 1-212-998-2000 or intercep@nyu.edu.
InterCEP Publications Supporting the Business Case
- The Business Case for Preparedness: An Annotated Bibliography
August 20, 2007
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» Download (.pdf) - Mobilizing Corporate Resources to Disasters: Toward a Program for Action
William Raisch, Matt Statler & Peter Burgi
January 25, 2007
» Read (.pdf) - The Business Case for Enterprise Resilience: Significant Risks, Substantial Rewards
January 5, 2007
» Read (.pdf) - National Roundtable: Insurance Incentives for Corporate Preparedness
William G. Raisch – Director &
Matt Statler, Ph.D. – Associate Director
October 19, 2006
» Read the White Paper (.pdf)
» Read the Proceedings (.pdf) - The Legal Obligation for Corporate Preparedness
William Raisch, M.B.A. – Director &
Matt Statler, Ph.D. – Associate Director
Denis Binder, S.J.D., Professor of Law, Chapman University
October 17, 2006
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- Low-Cost Preparedness Efforts Significantly Mitigate Loss
An InterCEP Mini-Case Study
October 9, 2007
» Read (.pdf) - Crediting Preparedness
William Raisch, M.B.A. - Director &
Matt Statler, Ph.D. - Associate Director
August 2, 2006
» Read (.pdf)