When it comes to crisis communication, what are the NIMS system's strengths and weaknesses? Consider a recent disaster or occurrence when NIMS was not adequately implemented. Expertise and training deficiencies among emergency managers may be to blame, or any other issue that prohibits someone from adhering to the normal operating procedures may be to blame (SOPs).

When it comes to crisis communication, what are the NIMS system's strengths and weaknesses? Consider a recent disaster or occurrence when NIMS was not adequately implemented. Expertise and training deficiencies among emergency managers may be to blame, or any other issue that prohibits someone from adhering to the normal operating procedures may be to blame (SOPs).

Management Of Information Security

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337405713

Author:WHITMAN, Michael.

Publisher:WHITMAN, Michael.

Chapter10: Planning For Contingencies

Section: Chapter Questions

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