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This research is the first of its kind to build an empirically-derived model of business impact and recovery following disruption. Using business impact and recovery data from the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes (New Zealand), and qualitative validation, this paper presents a novel, transferable model for estimating business recovery following disruption.
With the release of the Wellington Lifelines Group report, Protecting Wellington's Economy Through Accelerated Infrastructure Investment Programme Business Case , Richard Mowll from the Wellington Lifelines Group was interviewed about the project and its findings.