Depends on the company too. A lot of the time this sort of planning requires driving from employees, but in most natural disaster scenarios what happens to the

Depends on the company too. A lot of the time this sort of planning requires driving from employees, but in most natural disaster scenarios what happens to the employer is the least of their concerns. The type of person who does plan for things like this is likely buying tinned food and bottled water, not thinking about being able to log in to work remotely. The other thing is, it simply doesn't matter for most companies. They'll be out of commission for a week anyway because most of their employees are. There's no point have their online storefront online while the warehouse is have wheelbarrows of mud wheeled out. As long as the data is backed up and recoverable, that's enough for most.