How AI Is Helping To Improve The Management Of Crisis Situations
It’s ironic that AI, which has the potential to cause a crisis for companies and organizations, can also help them prepare for and manage crisis situations.| Forbes
It’s ironic that AI, which has the potential to cause a crisis for companies and organizations, can also help them prepare for and manage crisis situations.| Forbes
Too many business leaders have found out the hard way that today’s ‘it would never happen here” scenario can become a real-life crisis tomorrow.| Forbes
Political risk has become one of the top three corporate threats, according new research, as companies face growing political and policy uncertainties.| Forbes
The leadership styles of CEOs and their staffs are the wild cards in how companies and organizations respond to a crisis.| Forbes
Misinformation continues to grow at an alarming rate, along with its potential to infect corporations and organizations. No matter how it spreads, companies that ignore and hope this crisis goes away may be putting their image, credibility, and reputation at risk.| Forbes
What the Cuban Missile Crisis and how President John Kennedy managed it can teach business leaders about crisis management.| Forbes
The latest shutdown of the federal government is providing crisis communication lessons for corporate executives.| Edward Segal
Tylenol is the latest product to be in the public spotlight because of allegations that a well-known product or one of its ingredients are dangerous in some way.| Edward Segal
Actor Robert Redford used the power of his celebrity to help the environment and the independent film movement.| Edward Segal
The 25 proposed changes to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's rules, if adopted, would impact companies and employees in a variety of different ways.| Edward Segal
Writing nonfiction books can be an effective way for executives to build their personal brands. Thanks to AI, marketing those books is now easier than ever before.| Edward Segal
Companies could be in a better position to respond to a crisis if they had to take crisis management preparations as seriously as hospitals are required to do.| Edward Segal
Videos touting actor Will Smith’s concert tours are raising fresh concerns how AI can exaggerate the appearance of enthusiasm for performers, products, and services.| Edward Segal
The Cracker Barrel restaurant chain’s rebranding efforts shows how changing a corporate logo can create a self-inflicted public relations crisis.| Edward Segal
In the corporate world, workplace cultures can help or hurt efforts to keep employees or lay the groundwork for an internal crisis.| Edward Segal
Trump’s response to crime in DC is providing important lessons for business leaders about managing and responding to crisis situations.| Edward Segal
The nature of the risks and threats that can trigger a crisis for companies and organizations are always subject to change.| Edward Segal
The tsunami that was created today by the historic 8.8 earthquake in Russia provides the latest reminders about preparing for and responding to natural disasters.| Edward Segal
The best crisis communications strategy to use when a crisis strikes depends on a variety of different and changing factors.| Edward Segal
No matter what form it takes, philanthropy can be a critical component of a company’s brand and crisis response strategy.| Forbes
Communication is key in responding to any crisis. The longer it takes to respond, the worse things can get for companies, organizations, and their leaders.. But results of a new study released today found that only 49% of surveyed U.S. businesses have a formal crisis plan.| Forbes
When it comes to avoiding cyber attacks, bigger is apparently better. At least that’s acocrding to a new report that shows small businesses are three times more likley to be targeted by cyber criminals than larger companies.| Forbes
