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The aim of this paper is to extend the conventional decision-making process in crisis interventions by including rapid reconfigurations and elements of agility. The interest is to offer a strategic view that responds in a different dynamics to the real challenge of quickly adapting to unforeseen situations in order to mitigate the consequences. The importance of including theories from strategic management is justified by the possibility to create a new framework that includes both the rigueur of crisis interventi...