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As someone who’s seen it first-hand many times, I’ll guarantee those with prior planning and preparedness spend less money, lose less customers, generate less negative media coverage, and generally get back to ‘business as usual’ much more quickly than those without. Crisis and reputation-related policies.
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I do not claim to be an expert in the finer processes of a product recall, but some of the issues associated with product recalls are very similar to those associated with crisismanagement or business continuity. It may not take into account dealing with the media, brand, and reputational requirements of the response.
I do not claim to be an expert in the finer processes of a product recall, but some of the issues associated with product recalls are very similar to those associated with crisismanagement or business continuity. It may not take into account dealing with the media, brand, and reputational requirements of the response.
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