Journal of Management Information Systems · 1989 · 67 citations · 45 references
ManagementOrganizational BehaviorStrategyCrisis ManagementEmergency ManagementRecovery PlanningCrisis AssessmentCrisis CommunicationCrisis Decision-makingCrisis PreparednessCrisis ResponseCrisis Action PlanningCrisis CoordinationCrisis Management DecisionsCrisis Management MechanismsCrisis Operations ManagementGroup Decision ProcessesGroup Decision SupportGroup Decision Support Software
:Intelligent behavior requires being able to acquire information and to use it to make and implement effective decisions. In exploring ways to help organizations function intelligently in crisis situations, a group decision support environment has been developed and a set of crisis planning tools designed. Intended to complement strategic planning systems, these tools are expected to help planners develop and communicate an understanding of high-priority issues so that intelligent decisions can be made and implemented during crises. The paper characterizes intelligent organizations, defines organizational crises, discusses the consequences of crises, and presents a crisis-management framework. Finally, the use of the tools is illustrated with a crisis planning case.
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