Crisis Management Case Study

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Developing an organization to its standard status where from production to consumption everything flows in a well orderly standard manner requires deliberate audit of internal communication especially in the times of crisis. Crisis communication, is in other words is a test of capability of organisation in the most demanding times of crisis. At this position, organization either can stand on top due to its strong interlinked internal communication with stakeholders or in opposite will be considered as an inept and fragile in the most demanding times of organizational experience. Crisis most often conveys a fundamental threat to the very stability of the system, a questioning of core assumptions and beliefs, and risk to high priority goals, …show more content…

The ability of such organization to successfully craft strategies to manage such crisis is what differentiate an organization that is able to manage instability state of affairs from another organization that allows such horrible state to dampen its strategic objectives (SakaRahmonOlawale, 2014) it has been observed that organizations lack the relevant human resource at one hand and on the other hand the required indicators or organizational skills to maintain the organizational power. A critical situation like crisis management can be resolved from an open system perspective of organization. The researcher attempted to investigate the open options available to address the question of crisis management at large. Crisis to any organization occurs when the competent authority wilfully knowing the paucity of decisions take into effect and place stakeholders on the verge of risk. As, Lebringer, specified three key misdeeds: Crisis of Skewed management within the organization, deception crisis, crisis of management and misconduct. When, managers wilfully favours short-term economic gain and usually neglect the broader social values, stakeholders other than on the importance of stock holders, Oni Led Cadbury Boardroom crisis are a clear instance of how these indicators can damage the flow of organizational development. Partially, it is more important for the managers to understand the crisis signals as they mark the liquidity of new happenings which handicap the total progress at large. Signal detection, Preparation and prevention, Containment and damage control, Business recovery along with learning are some of the key attributes which usually lacks where crisis has already obliterated the genuine

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