If you,re thinking of getting involved, or want to learn more about the benefits of joining these organizations please give ERMC a call. If we can,t answer your questions, there is a good chance that we know someone who can. You get so much more out of it than you can ever put in. Have a safe and relaxing summer. The answer to that question will depend on your organization,s willingness to accept the technology as a viable communications tool especially in times of crisis.
People tend to look for information when an issue or incident erupts.
If your company has a Web site you can be assured that traffic will increase in a crisis. Even a simple link to updated news releases about the crisis will help get your messages out, and reduce the number of public and media requests the communications team will have to manage. If your organization doesn,t have a Web site, accept that people will get messages about your crisis from other sources. Reporters are increasingly turning to the Internet to find information about companies and learn what others are saying about a particular issue. The study also found that reporters now using the Internet are mostly interested in corporate background information, economic information, archive data, and contact information.