PlanningSkills.COM Wednesday, August 27, 2008 CDT

Home Page
DSSResources.COM
DecisionAutomation.COM
PlanningDSS.COM

Content Channels:

Ask Dan!
Glossary
Library
Planning Tips
Slides
Web Links

Site Information

About Us
Disclaimer
Privacy Statement
Welcome

Contingency Plan

A contingency plan is a statement of actions that will be taken if a specific contingency occurs. Action choices are made contingent on information about the future state of the world. For example, if a competitor introduces a new product in a market, the contingency plan is to lower prices of our products and increase the R&D budget 10%. Introduction of a new product by a competitor is therefore the contingency event. A contingency plan is a flexible, low-commitment plan that provides for follow-on information gathering and situation monitoring.



Home |  About Us |  What's New
Copyright © 2004-06 by D. J. Power (see his home page). PlanningSkills.COMsm is maintained by Alexander P. and Daniel J. Power. Please contact them at webmaster@dssresources.com with questions. See disclaimer and privacy statement. This page was last modified on Tuesday, June 26, 2007.
Google
 
Web planningskills.com