Risk and crisis management: 101 cases
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| Beschreibung: | Originally ed. published in Japan in 2006 by Shumpusha Publishing as: Risk and crisis management : 99 cases. Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-247) and index |
| Beschreibung: | XIII, 277 S. Ill. 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9789814273893 |
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| adam_text | Titel: Risk and crisis management
Autor: Ishikawa, Akira
Jahr: 2009
Contents
Foreword v
RISK AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT FOR 1
NATURAL DISASTERS: CASES 1-27
1. How the Internet is a Useful Crisis Management Tool 3
2. How Communication Technology Must Be 5
Harnessed in an Emergency
3. How Government Response is Crucial 7
4. How Supplementary Lifeline Utilities Must 9
Be Developed
5. How Voluntary Support Must Be Catered for 11
6. How to Deal with Psychological Stress 13
7. Why Ripple Effects Must Be Analysed 15
8. Why Preparation for Disaster Must Include 17
Basic Precautions
9. What to Do in the Event of a Tsunami 19
10. How to Distinguish Between Tsunami Advisories: 21
Warning and Watch
11. The Hospital s Role in Crisis Management 23
12. Why Hospitals Must Have Continual Access to Water 25
13. How Schools Can Be Used as Evacuation Centers (1 ) 27
14. How Schools Can Be Used as Evacuation Centers (2) 29
15. How to Get the Injured to Hospital 31
16. How to Call an Ambulance 33
17. How to Deal with Rumors 35
18. How to Prepare for the Breakdown 37
of Electrical Substations (Lifeline Utilities):
An Example from the Taiwan Earthquake
19. How a Disaster Can Be Turned Into a Lesson 39
20. The Mid-Niigata Prefecture Earthquake (1): 42
How the Media was Unhelpful
21. The Mid-Niigata Prefecture Earthquake (2): 45
How to Keep Means of Communication Open
22. The Mid-Niigata Prefecture Earthquake (3): 47
Why it is Critical to Restore a Region s Industry
23. The Mid-Niigata Prefecture Earthquake (4): 49
Why There Should Be Private Insurance
Against Earthquake Damage
24. How to Plan for Evacuation During Torrential Rain 51
25. How to Prepare for Hazardous Secondary Effects 53
26. What We Can Learn from Hurricane Katrina 57
27. The Great Sichuan Earthquake: 60
Why Wide-Area-Coverage Evacuation
Centers are Needed
RISK AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT 65
FOR DAILY LIFE: CASES 28-62
28. Why Everyone Must Take Precautionary Measures 67
29. Why We Need to Repeat Simulated Experiences 69
30. When Knowledge Is Not Enough 71
31. How Knowledge Acquired by Experience is Superior 73
32. What to Do If a War Breaks Out While 75
in a Foreign Country
33. What to Do If You Get Caught in an 77
Emergency Abroad
34. What to Do If You Get Arrested While Abroad 79
35. How to Avoid Terrorist Bombing Attacks 81
36. What to Do If You Find an Intruder 84
in Your Hotel Room (1)
37. What to Do If You Find an Intruder 86
in Your Hotel Room (2)
38. How to Respond to a Medical Emergency Abroad 88
39. Why Analysis of Real-life Experiences are Needed 90
40. How to Prepare for Emergencies on a Routine Basis 92
41. Why Portable Toilets Are Essential 94
42. How Typhoon Psychology is Fatal 97
43. Why Specific Roles Should Be Allocated 99
44. How Specific Roles Should Be Allocated 101
45. How to Deal with Personal Risk (1) 103
46. How to Deal with Personal Risk (2) 105
47. How to Prevent Fires at Home (1) 107
48. How to Prevent Fires at Home (2) 109
49. How to Ensure the Safety of Your Infant 111
50. How to Ensure Water Supply 113
51. How to Maximize the Use of Flashlights 115
52. Why the Need for Self-Insurance 117
53. How to Deal with Bankruptcy of Financial Institutions 119
54. How the Lifting of Payoffs Ban has Affected Risk 121
55. What Clothing and Other Personal Effects 123
are Appropriate
56. What to Do In An Emergency When Driving 125
or Using an Elevator
57. Why the Need to Fall Back on Self-Help 127
When Overseas
58. How Spy ware Infects your Computer 130
59. Why Internet Auctions are at Your Own Risk 132
60. How to Counter Phishing Fraud 135
61. How to Protect Yourself Against Credit Card 137
Skimming (1 )
62. How to Protect Yourself Against Credit Cards 139
Skimming (2)
RISK MANAGEMENT FOR GOVERNMENT
AND BUSINESSES: CASES 63-101
143
63. Why Businesses Should Not Neglect 145
On-going Training
64. Why a Physical Distribution System is Necessary 147
65. How to Compensate for an Incomplete 149
Crisis Management Education
66. How Effective Life Protection Products Could 151
Be Developed
67. Why the Need to Develop Next-Generation 153
Disaster Prevention Technologies
68. How Products Could Be Developed in Support 155
of Disaster Response
69. What Criteria to Use in Assessing a Crisis 158
70. What are the Crisis Management Efforts Directed At? 160
71. How to Maintain Communication Between 162
Operations Staff, Residents and Specialists
72. Why the Atomic Industry Must Maintain Ongoing 164
Dialog with its Community
73. How the Multi-Faceted Check System Works 167
74. How Indirect Damages May Far Surpass 169
Your Assumptions
75. How Management Can Respond Swiftly — the 171
Feed-forward Mode (1 )
76. How Management Can Respond Swiftly — the 173
Feed-forward Mode (2)
77. How to Predict Disasters 175
78. How to Establish a Quick Response Setup 177
79. Why a Backup System is Needed 179
80. How to Counter Weaknesses in Supply 181
Chain Management
81. When Reading the Manual Won t Do 184
82. What is the Crux of Crisis Management? 186
83. How the Kamban Gust In Time: JIT) System 188
Can Be Tweaked to Support Production
84. How Managerial Behavior Matters 190
85. How to Tap the Know-How of Security Companies 192
86. How to Protect Your Computers 194
87. How to Guard Against Computer Viruses 196
88. Why Risk Financing is an Absolute 198
89. How Office Location Affects Crisis Management 200
90. How to Set the Optimum Security Level 202
of Information Systems
91. What Lessons Were Learned from the 205
Fukuchiyama Line Train Derailment?
92. What Safety Measures and Environmental Policies 209
Should Chemical Companies Adopt?
93. How to Deal with Asbestos Damage 212
94. How Intellectual Property Infringement is Spreading 215
95. How to Secure Food Safety and Information 217
Reliability
96. How the Natural Sciences, Arts and 219
Social Sciences Can Collaborate
97. How to Make Your Investor Relations Work 222
98. What are the Consequences of Irresponsible 225
Media Coverage?
99. How to Prevent Personal Information Leakage 228
100. Why the Need for an Informatics Education 231
Towards Problem-Solving
101. How Compliance Should Be Reconsidered: 234
Organizations that Comply with Laws and
Regulations While Satisfying Ethical Requirements
Considering Autopoietic Theory
Epilogue 239
References 243
Planning Exercises and Q As 249
Index 257
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