1.1 Overview of Mitsubishi Group 1.2 Importance of Crisis Management in Organizational Context
2.1 Main Research Objective 2.2 Specific Research Questions
3.1 Research Methods and Data Collection 3.2 Thesis Structure Overview
Conceptual Framework of Crisis Management 1.1.1 Definition and Scope of Crisis Management(Strategic, Operational, Financial, Reputational) 1.1.2 Crisis Management Models (SWOT, PEST Analysis)
1.2.1 Role of Organizational Structure in Crisis Preparedness 1.2.2 Impact of Corporate Hierarchy on Crisis Response and Decision-making
1.1.1 Types of Risks (Strategic, Operational, Financial, Reputational) 1.1.2 Methods of Risk Identification (SWOT, PEST Analysis)
1.2.1 Quantitative and Qualitative Risk Assessment Techniques 1.2.2 Risk Mapping and Prioritization for Large Enterprises
1.3.1 Business Continuity Planning and Crisis Management Teams 1.3.2 Organizational Policies and Protocols for Crisis Response
1.1.1 Conflict Management Models (e.g., Thomas-Kilmann Model) 1.1.2 Role of Organizational Structure in Conflict Resolution
1.3.1 Early Conflict Detection and Intervention Mechanisms 1.3.2 Communication Protocols and Leadership Mediation
1.1.1 Organizational Hierarchy and Business Divisions 1.1.2 Key Management Teams and Decision-making Units
2.1.1 Revenue Streams, Profitability, and Market Position 2.1.2 Financial Health and Resource Allocation for Crisis Management
3.1.1 Analysis of IT Systems and Operational Technologies 3.1.2 Role of Technology in Crisis Detection and Response
External Risks and Vulnerabilities 1.1.1 Market Fluctuations and Economic Downturns1.1.2 Regulatory Changes and Compliance Risks
2.1.1 Management Inefficiencies and Bureaucratic Delays 2.1.2 Organizational Silos and Communication Breakdowns
3.1.1 How Internal and External Risks Interact to Trigger Crises 3.1.2 Case Study Analysis of Mitsubishi’s Past Vulnerabilities
1.1.1 Overview of Existing Crisis Management Policies1.1.2 Organizational Structure Supporting Crisis Management
2.2.1 Evaluation of Mitsubishi’s Response to Previous Crises 2.2.2 Stakeholder Feedback and Post-crisis Recovery Analysis
3.1.1 Internal Communication Protocols During Crises 3.1.2 Role of Senior Management in Crisis Decision-making
1.1.1 Comparative Analysis of Crisis Management Strategies Across Industries1.1.2 Case Studies: Successful Crisis Management in Large Conglomerates 2.1.1 Implementation of Adaptive and Agile Crisis Re
Structural Adjustments for Crisis Preparedness 1.1.1 Recommendations for Modifying Organizational Hierarchy 1.1.2 Creation of Specialized Crisis Management Units
2.2.1 Leadership Training and Development Programs 2.2.2 Promoting a Crisis-aware Organizational Culture
3.3.1 Implementation of Advanced Risk Assessment Tools 3.3.2 Regular Crisis Simulations and Drills for Staff Training
1.1.1 Establishment of a Dedicated Crisis Communication Team 1.1.2 Development of a Crisis Communication Manual
2.2.1 Effective Internal Communication During Crises 2.2.2 Handling Media and Public Relations During a Crisis
3.3.1 Gathering Stakeholder Feedback Post-crisis 3.3.2 Continuous Improvement of Crisis Communication Protocols
Summarizes the main findings and insights from the research.
Identifies the challenges faced during the research and limitations of the study.
Suggests areas for further investigation and study in crisis management.
Provides concluding remarks on the importance of ongoing crisis management efforts.