Before hurricane season, the municipal emergency-ops team must scale permit and shelter systems. What should capacity planning cover?
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Short Explanation
Capacity planning is not just buying bigger disks. Before hurricane season you size the people who will run things, the tech that will carry the load, and the infrastructure underneath—all three—or the surge will find the weak link.
Full Explanation
Effective capacity planning for continuity considers human staffing, technology resources, and underlying infrastructure that must absorb surge demand. Focusing on a single storage metric or on unrelated facilities cosmetics leaves operational bottlenecks unaddressed. Municipal hurricane preparedness commonly stresses permitting, shelters, and related systems, so planners align people, platforms, and facilities to forecasted load. That holistic view supports resilience objectives under Domain 3 recovery architecture.