Strategic Leadership through the current crisis
Leaderships in most organizations are severely challenged by the global COVID-19 crisis. Few are prepared for the changes in processes and priorities required from liquidity challenges, remote working conditions and other external chocks.
Visual Strategy’s integrated strategy method and visualization IT-tool, imbedded in the Microsoft Teams platform, enable Strategic Crisis Leadership by visualizing the organization crisis plan, focusing on a coherent set of actions for crisis impact control, illustrated below.
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