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Home Page DSSResources.COM DecisionAutomation.COM PlanningDSS.COMContent Channels: Ask Dan! Glossary Library Planning Tips Slides Web LinksSite Information About Us Disclaimer Privacy Statement Welcome | Contingency PlanningOrganizations experience unexpected events that disrupt operations and plans. Significant contingencies should be anticipated and plans should be developed for responding when a specific contingency or a category of contingencies occurs. The process of developing contingency plans is called contingency planning. Contingency plans should be developed by a team representing diverse areas of the organization. 1) The first step in contingency planning is preparing a "comprehensive list of the potentially serious incidents that could affect the normal operations of the business" or organization. 2) A contingency plan should then be developed that includes actions "to move the organization from its disrupted status towards a return to normal operations" or to a new level of improved operations. also see Business Continuity Plan from http://www.contingency-planning-disaster-recovery-guide.co.uk/ |
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