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Are you concerned about planning your messages, when to send them, and how to make them clear and concise? From seasoned veterans to newbies, we could all use a refresher class every now and then when it comes to something as critical as incident notification.
Most research companies rely on voters to guess at what motivates them.
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Message Mapping is the only research technique proven to solve this problem. If you're relying on traditional message testing (more/less likely or vote for/against scales), you might as well be guessing. They don't work.
Chapter 02: Factors, Elements, Process of Communication
Chapter 03: Planning Steps of Communication
Chapter 04: Nature and kind of Communication
Chapter 05: Business writing principles
Chapter 06: Legal aspects of Communication
Chapter 07: Business Letters
Chapter 15: Sales Letter
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Chapter 03: Planning Steps of Communication
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Chapter 07: Business Letters
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Substance abuse is a complex public health issue that leaves many of today’s community organizations struggling and overwhelmed. With more Americans dying each year from drug overdoses than motor vehicle crashes, there’s a huge need for policy and communication teams to affect change at the local level. However, too often tight budgets lead to generalized messaging and outreach tactics. While initially appealing, the approach of reaching as many people as possible often lacks the message tailoring strategies needed to elicit behavior change. Developing an effective communication strategy can be challenging for anyone, especially community organizations working with limited planning and implementation budgets.
This presentation is an excerpt of the full training and provides an overview of the key steps in developing a substance abuse communication strategy.
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As a new international standard, ISO 22301 will provide guidance for organizations on how to define, improve, and maintain their business continuity program. Businesses of any size or shape can benefit from learning how to fortify their plans to meet this new standard.
Join crisis communications expert Dr. Robert Chandler as he reviews the communication requirements in this draft international document, where it came from and what you should do about it now.
What you will learn:
• The standards on which ISO 22301 is based
• What this means for your current business continuity communications plan
• How to improve your plan to withstand audit and review
You’ve managed to survive the crisis, but your image is tarnished. Will your post-crisis actions restore trust and confidence … or cause further damage to your organization’s reputation?
From Enron’s auspicious failure to Japan's recent nuclear mishap to government officials’ misuse of social media, message strategies are the proven polish for tarnished reputations.
Join crisis communications expert Dr. Robert Chandler as he discusses what to communicate after the crisis is over to help salvage your reputation.
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Learn how to effectively ask the right questions and get the right answers to quickly cut through sales pitches and marketing noise to understand how each will fit within your organization.
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Join Ken Reeves, Vice President and Director of Forecasting Operations at AccuWeather, and Everbridge as we discuss the winter forecast and how to reach your people quickly in a weather emergency.
What you will learn:
• Ensuring that your first responders are prepared – before, during and after a hazard strikes
• How to reduce risks by planning communications for severe weather in advance
• Methods for keeping others informed of facility closures, hazardous conditions and more
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1. Incident Notification Message Anatomy 101
Robert Chandler, Ph.D.
Director of the Nicholson School, University of Central Florida
Marc Ladin
Chief Marketing Officer, Everbridge
2. About Everbridge
• Everbridge empowers better decisions with
interactive communications throughout the
incident lifecycle to protect your most important
assets
• Recognized in the 2012 Gartner Magic
Quadrant on Emergency / Mass Notification as
a Leader in the industry
• Everbridge helps more than 30 million people
communicate in a crisis and connect on a daily
basis.
• The company’s notification platform is backed
by an elastic infrastructure model that delivers
near infinite scale, advanced mobile
connectivity, and real-time reporting and
analytics.
• More than 1,000 organizations in over 100
countries rely on Everbridge for their
emergency needs
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3. Agenda
Agenda
Part 1: Presentation
• How to address today's notification challenges
• Fundamental rules you need to know to create effective
messages
• Best practices for incident messaging
Part 2: Q&A
Are you on Twitter? Follow us at @everbridge and
tweet insights with your friends during the webinar
using the hashtag #everbridge
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5. Bracing for the 2010
Incident Notification Message
Hurricane Season
Anatomy 101
Dr. Robert Chandler
University of Central Florida
6. Communication since the dawn of time
“
“ Early humans probably adapted warning calls
and cries to alert one another of potential
dangers (e.g., predators or natural disasters)
once they banded together in social groups,
much like other species of mammals still do to
this day
Dr. Robert C. Chandler
Emergency Notification
(2010) p.20
8. Expectations of the communication
audience
• Information
• Financial impact
• Safety
• Organizational responsibility
• Causation
• Consequences and effects
• Projections for recovery
• Return to normal operations
9. Four challenges unique to emergency
communication
1. Impact of technology breakdown
2. Extraordinarily high levels of stress
3. Events occur rapidly
4. Aggressive demands for information and analysis from
the media and the public
10. The main categories of incident
communication issues
Participation
Barriers
C-3
Inefficiencies
Collaboration
Issues • Command
• Control
• Coordination
Information
Quality and
Communication
11. The crux of the notification challenge
“
“ Contacting the right people at the right time with
the right message is the basic challenge for
effective emergency notification.
Dr. Robert C. Chandler
Emergency Notification
(2010) p.153
12. What helps counter these challenges?
• Recognizing management and communication challenges
• Analyzing your audience
• Looking at ways to improve your crisis communication plan
15. Effective communication strategies
• Be first, be right, be credible
• Acknowledge with empathy
• Explain and inform about risk
• Describe what you know, don’t know, and what you’re
doing about it
• Commit to continued
communication
• Keep communication
channels open
16. How information is processed
• Cognitive processing capabilities and
stress, distress, and duress
• Perceived risk changes
• Information loading (cognitive limits)
• Attitude-behavioral consistency theory
• Uncertainty reduction theory
• Situation awareness
• Selective attention
• Reaction time changes
17. How information is processed
Determine what and how you should communicate by
assessing how people understand, interpret, and act on
messages during critical events.
18. Reaction time
Factors that affect reaction time include:
• Recognition
• Choice
• Number of stimuli
• Fatigue
• Reasoning
• Remembering
• Imagining
• Learning
19. Four basic functions an incident
notification message must meet
1. Information
2. Meta-message
3. Behavioral request and instructions
4. Feedback request
20. Four components of effective emergency
notification messages
Information Urgency
Message
Instructions Confirmation
21. Anatomy of an emergency
notification message
DA 4 - 3 & 30 - 60 & 6
Danger - Action Structure
4 Key Components
3 sentences & 30 words
60 readability score & 6th
grade reading level
(Chandler Method)
22. More effective emergency notification
messages
• Front-load key information into the first 30 words/30
seconds
• Be sensitive to the needs of different demographic
groups including languages, co-cultural groups, needs
agenda, etc.
23. Chandler 60 & 6 Rule
• Research indicates that the typical person’s reading
comprehensive levels drop about 4 grade levels during
emergencies and crisis situations
• For the general population – the closer you can write to
the 6th grade reading level the more comprehension and
understanding can be forecast during emergency
situations
24. Chandler 60 & 6 Rule
• The reading ease scores provide a baseline from which
we can judge the relative ease that an individual will be
able to easily read our messages (during an emergency)
• The higher the score the easier the message is to read
(for the general population, the optimal zone would be
a score of at least 60 – to the highest, which is 120)
• One dimension of effective emergency communication
is to write (and revise) in ways that provide the right
mix of readability ease and reading grade level
25. Six Stages of a Communication Crisis
Crisis Lifecycle Analysis:
What do we communicate, when, and how do we say it?
26. Example warning: Katrina
WATER SHORTAGES WILL MAKE HUMAN
SUFFERING
INCREDIBLE BY MODERN STANDARDS.
...DEVASTATING DAMAGE
EXPECTED...
ONCE TROPICAL STORM AND HURRICANE
FORCE WINDS ONSET...DO NOT VENTURE
OUTSIDE!
MOST OF THE AREA
WILL BE UNINHABITABLE FOR
WEEKS...PERHAPS LONGER.
Excerpts from Hurricane Katrina warning from National Weather Service, New Orleans, LA
27. Example communication:
NASA Facebook Page
NASA's Hurricane Web Page
SO. INDIAN OCEAN - We're watching System 97S today. This TRMM satellite image
from yesterday (4/4) shows some heavy rainfall (red) southwest of the center. Today, the
center has moved east over Madagascar. Max. sustained winds near 20 knots, 1007
millibars. Center near 171 South, 43.5 East. Currently 97S has a low chance of
development, because of its interaction with land (its over Madagascar)- which you can
see in this METSAT image from today:
NASA's Hurricane Web Page
November 11, 2011
ATLANTIC*Update*- Tropical Storm Sean at 8 am AST was about 80 miles NNW of
Bermuda with max. winds near 60 mph **Sean has sped up and is moving to the NE at
22 mph. Pressure: 989 mb. This GOES-13 image from 9am EST shows the swirl of
clouds that is Sean.
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29. Incident Notification Solutions Address
Common Communication Challenges
• Reduce miscommunications • Communicate quickly, easily,
and control rumors with and efficiently with large
accurate, consistent messages numbers of people in minutes,
not hours, making sure that the
• Satisfy regulatory lines of communication are open
requirements with extensive and
complete reporting of • Receive feedback from your
communication attempts and messages by using polling
two-way acknowledgements from capabilities
recipients
• Ensure two-way
• Deliver refined, prepared , communications to get
timed messages to each pre- feedback from message
designated audience group, by receivers
scenario
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30. Everbridge Advantages
Existing Notification Vendor’s
Infrastructure:
• Static algorithms based on capacity
limitations, not actual call volumes
during a disaster
- Failure-prone from unexpected
volumes of message output
- No ability to burst to meet wide-scale
system usage
The Everbridge Advantage:
• Near-infinite scale achieved
- Multiple redundant VoiP & PSTN
providers
- Elastic capacity accommodates
highest volume of outbound calls in
the industry
31. Everbridge’s Elastic Infrastructure Model
• What is it?
• Elastic infrastructure integrates
with multiple, redundant on-
demand communications
providers
• Provides near infinite scale,
capacity, performance and
processing resources
• Dynamically looking into
performance and proactively
enhance the performance of
notifications delivered
• Provable, measurable
performance through
Everbridge’s mass recipient
emulator
32. Advanced Connectivity for a Mobile World
• Communicate from anywhere, • Support for popular mobile
under any circumstances or platforms (Apple iOS, Android, &
conditions BlackBerry)
• Low-bandwidth optimized to
ensure delivery in adverse
conditions
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33. Note:
Q&A Presentation slides are available on our blog
at blog.everbridge.com
Use the
Q&A
function to
submit your
questions.
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34. Contact Information
Thank you for joining us today!
Dr. Robert Chandler
Robert.chandler@ucf.edu
Marc Ladin
Marc.ladin@everbridge.com
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