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Contingency Planning and Risk

by Vicky Webster and Martin Webster (Eds.) 

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Contingency Planning and Risk

Contingency planning and risk go hand-in-hand. Indeed contingency planning is a last resort and should be considered for high risks only when it’s not possible to prevent or avoid an event, reduce the impact or even transfer the risk to someone else.

Contingency planning and risk management are often used in project management and business continuity planning.

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Filed Under: What Leaders Need to Do Tagged With: Business Continuity Plan, Business Tools, Contingency Planning, Planning, Project Management, Project Risks, Risk

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