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A study on the perceived organisational business continuity of foodservice executives

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  • Murat Doğan
  • Selim Yazıcı

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Business continuity is a strategic approach that aims to identify, analyse, and mitigate the effects of potential unusual hazards on businesses. By adopting this approach, foodservice companies can ensure that their basic business processes continue uninterrupted, regardless of the cause of the business interruption, crisis, or disaster. To understand foodservice managers' perceived organisational business continuity and the challenges they face, a two-stage qualitative research study was conducted. Firstly, a group interview was conducted, and the analysis of the data resulted in categorising the managers' perceived organisational business continuity into four main themes and their business continuity challenges into eight themes. It was found that the foodservice managers' coordination of the food safety management system played a crucial role in understanding and creating business continuity in foodservice. Overall, it was determined that a new strategic approach that focuses on employees and all stakeholders rather than just technology-oriented applications would be necessary.

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  • Murat Doğan & Selim Yazıcı, 2023. "A study on the perceived organisational business continuity of foodservice executives," International Journal of Business Continuity and Risk Management, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 13(3), pages 302-322.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijbcrm:v:13:y:2023:i:3:p:302-322
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