Concept information
Preferred term
corporate crisis management
Definition
- Corporate crisis management is a process of programmed decision making, dynamic adjustment, staff training, and dealing with a major unpredictable event so as to remove or reduce the threat or losses incurred from the crisis. There are hundreds of potential threats existing for every organization; 30 years of hard work can be destroyed within 30 seconds. [Source: Encyclopedia of New Venture Management; Crisis Management: Corporate]
Broader concept
Narrower concepts
- auditing
- backup facility
- backup media
- backup strategy
- business continuity
- business continuity planning life cycle
- business impact analysis
- business resumption planning
- classification of systems
- clusters
- cold sites
- continual improvement
- corporate alternate site
- critical applications
- critical business functions
- criticality assessment
- data mirroring
- data recovery
- dedicated site
- disaster declaration officer
- disaster recovery
- disaster recovery life cycle
- disaster recovery plan test cycle
- downtime
- electronic vaulting
- failover
- fink's crisis life cycle
- impact analysis
- incident management
- incident response
- insurance
- journaling
- maximum acceptable outage
- minimum business continuity objective
- mirroring
- mitroff's five stages of crisis management
- mobile recovery site
- quantitative versus qualitative losses
- reciprocal agreement
- reciprocal site
- recovery time objective
- reinsurance
- reputational risk
- response team
- supply chains
- SWOT analysis
- vital records
- warm site
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/corporate_crisis_management
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