Surviving disruption: nature inspired solutions

Sydney Swain,Nadjib Brahimi

JOURNAL OF ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE MANAGEMENT(2022)

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Purpose Decision-makers in companies increasingly face unprecedented natural disasters. When business continuity is at risk, managers need a framework to imminently react. Design/methodology/approach A literature review and analysis of survival responses in nature and business case examples of company responses to the Covid-19 pandemic was the approach used. Findings There are direct parallels between the physiological stress response when a living individual perceives a threat to its survival, and the immediate reactions that occur when companies are faced with a disruptive event. Practical implications This article is meant to be used by decision-makers in companies to better react to disruptive events. Originality/value While nature-inspired methods have inspired inventions and algorithms, Hans Selye's general adaptation theory has not been used in parallel with business scenarios. We correlate fundamental organism survival mechanisms with a risk response framework to improve the probability of business survival during external threats.
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Organization decision-making,Risk management,Stress responses,Biomimicry,Natural disasters,Crisis management,Fight or flight,Survival mechanisms,Disruptive events,Disaster response
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