
STRATEGIC PLANNING AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT STYLES IN ORGANIZATIONS: A REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
Author(s) -
Ebere Chika John-Eke,
John Kalu Eke
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
journal of strategic management
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2520-0461
DOI - 10.47672/jsm.501
Subject(s) - crisis management , extant taxon , strategic planning , business , style (visual arts) , strategic management , management styles , strategic financial management , strategic control , public relations , crisis communication , process management , political science , marketing , operations management , management , economics , geography , archaeology , evolutionary biology , biology
Purpose: This study examined the influence of strategic planning and crisis management style in an organization.Methodology: The approach adopted is theoretical because it was assessed based on extant literature.Findings: The result of the findings revealed that strategic planning enhances management of crisis. Also, any crisis management style applied at a given catastrophe will determine if the destruction will be minor or major disaster. Lastly, organization that employs strategic approach to crisis management style will be pro-active in managing crisis.Recommendation: for any organization to seal through crisis with minimal loss, they should incorporate strategic approach to crisis management and also put in place strategic/crisis management team that will be able to manage crisis within the shortest period of time. Finally, employees should be trained and retained on the positive and negative effect of crisis; they should also be sensitized on how to adapt to changing circumstances that might occur before, during and after crisis.