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Definition of Disaster Planning


   

Definition:

A business plan that covers the management of major misfortunes that might result in the loss of life and/or property and has the potential to be ruinous to the business.

Related Terms:

Crisis Management
Insurance
Risk

Related Information:

Disaster Recovery
Risk Management Strategies for Small Business
Crisis Management

Related Books:

Contingency Planning and Disaster Recovery : A Small Business Guide
Enterprise Risk Management: From Incentives to Controls
More Books about Risk Management

 

 

 

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