What is Crisis Management

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An approach deployed by individuals or organizations to deal with crisis which involves critical decisions within a critical time frame and with the best available information. Learn more in: COVID-19 Crisis Response of Higher Education Institutions: Tampere University (TAU) and University of São Paulo (USP)

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Is the process by which a business or other organization deals with a sudden emergency situation. Learn more in: Leadership and Strategic Decision Making Under Exogenous Shocks Such as COVID-19

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Managerial processes to identify crisis issues and implement plans to cope with a negative event. Learn more in: Digital Transformation and Reimagined Brand Messages for Travelers in the Pandemic: Empirical Investigation on Twitter Data From Cruise Brands

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Crisis management is the process by which an organization deals with a disruptive and unexpected event that threatens to harm the organization or its stakeholders. Learn more in: A Review of the Coronavirus Impact on Higher Education Institutions and Opportunity of Information Technology Applications in Collaborative Work

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The ability to act in an organized and efficient way when confronted with difficult or urgent situations. Learn more in: (Re)acting to the COVID-19 Crisis in Hotels: The Perceptions of Portuguese Managers

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A set of planned actions - projects and programs, and tools used for post-disaster activities. Learn more in: Natural Disasters and Risk Management: A Theoretical Overview

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Crisis management is using strategies and techniques to help individuals in organizations deal with unpredictable and sudden crises. Learn more in: Exploring a Hybrid Leadership Model in Higher Education Institutions in Times of Crisis: The Case of Mid-Level Executives

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A systematic approach to response and recovery that assists students, staff, and the school community during an unexpected event that interrupts routines, behaviors, and emotions. Learn more in: Preparing for the Unexpected

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The process by which an organization deals with unexpected or even disruptive events that may cause problems harming the organization or its stakeholders. Learn more in: When Consumers' Complaints Fall Into Public Domain: Negative e-WOM on Social Media

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Resolving a dangerous conflict without the outbreak of war and at the same time protecting the vital interests of the parties involved. Learn more in: Digital Public Diplomacy in Crisis Management: A Conceptual Review

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The application of strategies designed to help an organization, or community, deal with a sudden and significant negative event. Learn more in: Information Science and Technology in Crisis Response and Management

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An organization’s pre-established activities and guidelines for preparing and responding to significant catastrophic events or incidents (i.e., fires, earthquakes, severe storms, workplace violence, kidnappings, bomb threats, acts of terrorism, etc.) Learn more in: The Role of HRIS in Crisis Response Planning

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The course of action taken by a school when an emergency occurs which threatens to disrupt the institution’s goal with the intent of implementing an effective response. Learn more in: A Multi-Tiered Professional Learning Approach to Build Middle Leaders' Capacities to Lead During Times of Crisis and Beyond

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The process by which a business or other organization deals with a sudden emergency situation. Learn more in: Leadership for Sustainability in Higher Education Amidst the COVID-19 Crisis: Exploring Female Educational Leaders' Strategies for Transformation

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Development and implementation of an organizational response capability to an interruption in a fast and effective way to minimize damage in business activities. Learn more in: Safety Management System and Business Continuity Planning Considering COVID-19

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The execution of implementations for the purpose of preventing and lessening the threats to an institution’s survival and recovery. Learn more in: Systemised Collaboration and Empowerment for Crisis Management: What Senior Teachers Can Learn From Supervisees

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The actions taken by an organization to prepare for, mitigate, respond to, and learn from the impact of a crisis. Learn more in: Navigating Campus Disasters from Within the Library: Lessons and Implications from Gulf Coast Institutions

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A process of evaluating potential risks and crises involved with business and solving the issues that emerge from current risks and crises. Learn more in: Implementation of Innovative Accounting Technologies in Crisis Management

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The actions taken to deal with unpredictable and sudden events often based on pre-designed strategies, in order to limit – and eventually halt- the occurring damages as quickly as possible. Learn more in: Crisis Communication in the Age of Social Media and the Case of Dairy Khoury

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As a science, it is associated with responding to crises, and as an art it is about making decisions under exceptional pressure in the absence of information. It also needs to follow methodical practices such as strategic thinking, strategic planning, and strategic management to ensure effectiveness. Learn more in: Strategic Practices and Crisis Management: A State Governance Framework

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Highlights the important role of the leader in organizations during a period of uncertainty as a consequence of a crisis that arises. Learn more in: Empowering School Leaders as Middle Executives in the Centralized Education System of Cyprus

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The process by which a business or other organization deals with a sudden emergency situation. Learn more in: Setting Sail in High Seas Amidst Troubled Waters: Transformational Saga of an Indian Defence Shipyard

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Crisis management is the process by which an organization deals with a major event that threatens to harm the organization, its stakeholders, or the general public. The study of crisis management originated with the large-scale industrial and environmental disasters in the 1980s. Learn more in: Analysis of Possible Future Global Scenarios in the Field of Cyber Warfare: National Cyber Defense and Cyber Attack Capabilities

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A process in which an organization handle unexpected event that likely leads to risks. Learn more in: Big Data Thinking of Economy, Investment, and Business in COVID-19

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Is the process by which decision makers deal with a major unpredictable event that threatens to harm the population. Learn more in: CAMCE: A Framework for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation

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This is the application of strategies designed to help an organization deal with a sudden and significant negative event. Learn more in: Research and Development of Regional Cooperation in Serbian Tourism: An Overview of the Health Tourism Sector

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Identification of a threat to an organization and its stakeholders in order to respond effectively to the threat. Learn more in: Embracing Simulations and Problem-Based Learning to Effectively Pair Concepts of Aeronautics With Flight Safety Training