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Acknowledging a crisis exists is the first step towards a sound Crisis Management strategy. The other approach, of staying in denial, leads to the proverbial 'frog in boiling water syndrome'.
Nandu Nandkishore, Professor Marketing Strategy (Practice), shares his Viewpoint on how organisations can tackle crisis situations, using the Johnson & Johnson cases in the news recently.
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