By the end of this course, you will be able to
The basic definitions and the differences between the problem, danger, crisis, disaster and pandemic, and how to deal with each of them appropriately.
Definition of crises, the causes of the crises in institutions, whether it is a miscalculation or false optimism, stages of crisis formation, and the crisis life cycle.
Different types of crises, whether economic, physical, personal, terrorist, criminal, informational, biological, or natural disasters, with examples of each type.
Course details
- 1 h 39 m/17 lessons
- Last updated: 7/4/2021
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Introduction
Contemporary Challenges of the Institutional Business Environment in Light of Crises
Introduction
Contemporary Challenges of the Institutional Business Environment in Light of Crises
Pause with the Definitions and Treatment
Basic Definitions
Definition of Crisis Management
Crisis Classification Factors
Causes of a Crisis 1
Causes of a Crisis 2
Main Findings of a Crisis
Crisis Management Models 1
Crisis Management Models 2
Managing Communication Operations During Crisis
Benefits of Crisis Management
Handling Crisis Management Methodology
Risk Management
Risk Management Phases
Wrap Up
About this course
We live in a world of crises; 2020 has witnessed many crises for all countries, societies, organizations, and individuals, with the COVID-19 pandemic. The course will introduce the different terminology in crises management, the relation between (problems, risks, crises, disasters, pandemics.) How can we classify crises using various classification factors? Analysis of crises and determining the causes and impacts of crises on business continuity. What are the different techniques of managing crises?
Course requirements and prerequisites
There are no requirements for this course. Your interest in the topic and your commitment to learning are all you need to achieve the utmost benefit from this course.
Mentor
Tareq Rasheed
International Consultant Trainer
41,152 Learners
21 Courses