Crisis Management Strategies: Preparing for and Responding to Disruptions
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Crisis Management, Crisis Preparedness, Crisis Response, Risk AssessmentAbstract
Natural disasters, cybersecurity threats, global health crises, and economic downturns are just some of the potential disruptions that organisations are constantly exposed to in today's dynamic and interconnected business environment. These potential disruptions can range from all the way to natural disasters. In order for organisations to successfully navigate these tumultuous seas, effective crisis management has become an essential component of their skill set. the methods and procedures that are considered to be the most effective for crisis preparedness and response, with the primary goal of reducing the negative effects of disruptions and maintaining resilience. case studies of companies that have effectively managed crises are included in the literature reviewed here. This article examines the several stages of crisis management, including pre-crisis preparation, crisis response, and post-crisis rehabilitation. Risk assessment, communication techniques, leadership during times of crisis, and the significance of flexibility and agility are some of the key topics that are prevalent throughout the book.
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