The Relationship Between Strategic Planning and Crisis Management

Description

This book examines the relationship between strategic planning and crisis management through a case study at the Southern Technical University. The book highlights the importance of applying strategic planning methods to improve the ability of educational institutions to confront increasing crises in changing work environments.
The book reviews strategic planning tools such as SWOT analysis, scenario planning, and business area analysis, focusing on the role of these tools in enhancing the university’s readiness to deal with crises. The book also discusses the basic dimensions of crisis management, including early detection, preparedness and prevention, damage containment, recovery, and learning from crises.
The results show a positive impact of strategic planning on crisis management, but indicate an average level in the application of these methods. The book recommends the need to enhance planning and administrative capabilities to face future challenges more effectively.