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Anticipating crises: the first step toward preparedness

A closer look at early warning, environmental scanning and the identification of organizational vulnerabilities.

Back to articlesAlberto G. Alexander, Ph.D.July 9, 2025 · 5 min read
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Editorial overview

In his article, Alberto G. Alexander explores anticipation as the first stage of crisis management. He examines internal factors — culture, processes and preparedness — and external factors — regulation, technology and industry conditions — that help organizations recognize critical developments early.

Key takeaways

  • 01Anticipation requires monitoring both internal and external environments.
  • 02Preparation includes risk analysis, roles, communications and exercises.
  • 03Early action helps reduce improvisation during a crisis.

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