<i>Sensemaking</i>
            et qualité décisionnelle dans les cellules de crises : le cas de Michelin

De Vittoris, Raphaël; Raphaël, Lissillour; Bousquet, Carole

doi:10.1080/12507970.2023.2258127

Logistique & Management

2023

DOI: 10.1080/12507970.2023.2258127

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Sensemaking et qualité décisionnelle dans les cellules de crises : le cas de Michelin

Raphaël De Vittoris,

Lissillour Raphaël,

Carole Bousquet

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Listening to experts is not always wise: Unravelling the dynamics of decision‐making in the crisis cell

De Vittoris,

Lebrument,

Bousquet

2024

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The study challenges the conventional belief that expertise enhances crisis decision‐making. Analyzing crisis simulations, it reveals that crisis cells with minimal expertise achieved a commendable 69% decision quality, surpassing those with specialists. The research underscores the importance of collective intelligence and adherence to fundamental ‘metarules’ in decision‐making, irrespective of expertise. It questions the presumed benefits of expertise, suggesting that excessive reliance on experts may hinder information processing and flexibility during crises. The findings advocate for a reconsideration of the role of expertise in crisis management, emphasizing the significance of collective decision‐making and adherence to metarules. The study calls for further exploration of expert leaders' potential influence within crisis cells.

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Listening to experts is not always wise: Unravelling the dynamics of decision‐making in the crisis cell

De Vittoris,

Lebrument,

Bousquet

2024

Contingencies & Crisis Mgmt

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Sensemaking et qualité décisionnelle dans les cellules de crises : le cas de Michelin

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Listening to experts is not always wise: Unravelling the dynamics of decision‐making in the crisis cell

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