In times of crisis problem solving methodologies seem to gain attention over strategic planning. This article makes the case that more rather than less strategic planning is needed to get through the current world crisis. Based on best practices of Shell using scenarios to prepare and steer through the 1973 first oil crisis and Rabobank who used scenarios in 2003 to plan for the 2007 credit crisis.
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If catastrophe seems to be, for many authors, the matrix of modern times, it is relatively absent from managerial concerns. The approach of catastrophic risk management seems to suffer from a rigid dominant definition of risk and oscillate in a movement between omission and overstatement. This article aims to examine the heuristic potential of catastrophe in management by offering a few prospects for research and practice.
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