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How To Identify your Crisis Plan’s Blind Spots

Melissa Agnes

As technology, social media and the online world continue to evolve, unfortunately, so do the risks that leave your organization vulnerable. Risk 2: Technology and the internet leave us all vulnerable to being hacked. When it comes to technology, we can never be too safe. Who should be involved in this exercise?

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Managing PR During A Health Tech Crisis

5W PR

Managing a public relations crisis in health technology requires careful planning, swift action, and clear communication to protect both patient safety and organizational reputation. Addressing Negative Press About Technology Failures Technology failures in healthcare settings can generate significant negative media coverage.

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3 Must-Do’s (Right Now) to Make 2015 Crisis-Free

Melissa Agnes

Now that we have that all cleared up… here are the 3 absolute must-do’s to help make your 2015 crisis-free: 1- Review your customer service policies and trainings. Do your customer service representatives understand their responsibility when it comes to issue management ? Your next steps.

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Blue Ocean Global Technology Interviews Casey Boggs of ReputationUs

Reputation Us

In May 2023, Blue Ocean Global Technology interviewed ReputationUs’s President Casey Boggs about his thoughts on reputation management for their global blog … Blue Ocean Strategies Blue Ocean: Reputation management has become an important component for most businesses. Brand is what you say about your company.

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3 Must-Do’s (Right Now) to Make 2015 Crisis-Free

Melissa Agnes

1- Review your customer service policies and trainings. Do your customer service representatives understand their responsibility when it comes to issue management ? Review your customer service and issues management policies, and incorporate issue management protocols, procedures and guidelines within them.

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Three Steps to Successful Crisis Communication

Melissa Agnes

Often times, when I conduct this exercise as part of the development of a crisis preparedness program with my clients, I receive the following response: “I know that each member of my department has access to the stakeholders they’re responsible for. Let me explain. Which channels do you engage your stakeholders on regularly (e.g.:

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How To Identify your Crisis Plan’s Blind Spots

Melissa Agnes

As technology, social media and the online world continue to evolve, unfortunately, so do the risks that leave your organization vulnerable. Risk 2: Technology and the internet leave us all vulnerable to being hacked. When it comes to technology, we can never be too safe. Who should be involved in this exercise?

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