Critical Communications for IT

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Free Online Course: Critical Communications for IT provided by LinkedIn Learning is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 1-2 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge. Upon completion of the course, you can receive an e-certificate from LinkedIn Learning. Critical Communications for IT is taught by David Pultorak.

Overview
  • Learn best practices for communications when major IT incidents occur, including how to be better prepared for critical situations and how to respond and follow up when such occur.

Syllabus
  • Introduction

    • Critical communications for IT
    • Overview of the course and optional certification examination
    1. Rationale for Developing Critical Communication Capability
    • The case for critical communication capability development
    2. The Critical Communication Capability Model
    • Critical Communication Capability model overview
    • The CCC model results areas, phases, and resources layers
    • The CCC model levers layer
    • The CCC model engagement approaches and the six Cs of communication
    • Critical situations through the lens of the CCC model
    3. Key Result Areas Impacted by Critical Communication Capability
    • Brand and reputation and ecosystem health
    • Legal and compliance and financial performance
    4. The Phases of Critical Communication
    • The standing phase
    • The response phase
    • The aftermath phase
    5. The Resources Underpinning Critical Communication Capability
    • People resources
    • Process, information, and technology resources
    • Resource capability indicators and optional self-assessment walk-through: Standing indicators
    • Resource capability indicators and optional self-assessment walk-through: Response indicators
    • Resource capability indicators and optional self-assessment walk-through: Aftermath indicators
    6. Levers for Increasing Critical Communication Capability
    • Force field analysis, best practices, agile continual improvement, and regular practice and drills
    Conclusion
    • Review, exam revision, and next steps