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Difference between crisis management & contingency planning

The difference between crisis management & contingency planning (AO2) Fire drills are part of contingency planning A crisis can be defined as any unpredicted event that has widespread negative consequences. In a business management context, this means a crisis causes major disruptions to the normal operations of an organization. An example was the "Ever Given", a 400-metre long container ship that was carrying 18 300...

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