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Book chapter
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Reference no. 6419BC
Chapter from: "Crisis Management: Master the Skills to Prevent Disasters"
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: 2006
Length: 24 pages

Abstract

Crisis management should begin before the crisis happens - when you can think objectively. Although it is impossible to list every potential business crisis, this chapter identifies some of the major risk categories to show you what to avoid and how to prepare. By conducting a thorough audit of your organizational risks, you can begin to prioritize the risks and then prepare to deal with them. This chapter is excerpted from ‘Crisis Management: Master the Skills to Prevent Disasters'.

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Abstract

Crisis management should begin before the crisis happens - when you can think objectively. Although it is impossible to list every potential business crisis, this chapter identifies some of the major risk categories to show you what to avoid and how to prepare. By conducting a thorough audit of your organizational risks, you can begin to prioritize the risks and then prepare to deal with them. This chapter is excerpted from ‘Crisis Management: Master the Skills to Prevent Disasters'.

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