Applying Dynamic Performance Management to Public Emergency Management: An Analysis of the Wenchuan Earthquake

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Disaster management and emerging technologies: a performance-based perspective

“…Whilst the literature on performance is already combined with simulation (Bianchi, 2016), with a few exceptions (Wang et al, 2020a(Wang et al, , 2020b, the resulting frameworks have not been applied to DM studies. However, in the analysed articles, simulation is mainly examined from the performance point of view.…”

“…Indeed, the implementation of digital technologies are becoming increasingly relevant for corporate and performance management (Oliver, 2018;Marrone and Hazelton, 2019;Wang et al, 2020aWang et al, , 2020bChatterjee et al, 2021;Jun et al, 2021), and especially ETs have demonstrated in the last years to be particularly supportive in fostering these issues in health care (Spanò and Ginesti, 2021), transportation (Chhabra et al, 2021), manufacturing (Rezaei et al, 2017) and so on.…”