How can organizations adapt their management theories to better handle volatile environments?

The book suggests that organizations can reduce the risk and impact of rogue waves by designing their management theories for volatile environments, building resilience, and positioning themselves to take advantage of future rogue waves.

An organization can maintain stability in the face of rogue waves by reducing risk, building resilience, and positioning itself to take advantage of future rogue waves. This can be achieved through actionable frameworks designed for volatile environments.

Rogue waves, as metaphorically used in the book, refer to unpredictable, once-in-a-lifetime events that can have significant impacts on the global economy. These impacts can include market volatility, economic downturns, or even crises in extreme cases. However, the exact consequences would depend on the nature of the rogue wave event. It's important for organizations to build resilience and reduce risk to navigate these rogue waves effectively.