ResilPro360 QuickScore

ResilPro360 QuickScore (Crisis Management and Communications)

ResilPro360 QuickScore · One of ten categories

Crisis Management and Communications

10 questions. About 5 minutes. Your score, maturity level, and benchmarks where available.

1EvidenceSay whether documentation for each practice is available. No documents are uploaded or shared.
2ScoreRate each practice 0 to 5, or NA. The scale is shown on every question.
3ResultsYour score out of 50, your maturity level, and benchmarks where enough organizations have responded.

How to answer

  • Score what is in place today, not what is planned.
  • Score the organization as a whole. Mature in one function but not enterprise-wide means a lower score.
  • Where a question has two parts, score the weaker part.

Good to know

  • Your answers are anonymous. We ask for your name and work email before showing results, and store them separately from your answers.
  • One of ten categories in the ResilPro360 Resilience Program Maturity Assessment methodology.
  • Treat results as a guide. Your score and the averages from other organizations you are compared with are all self-reported and unverified. Use them to start a discussion, not to make business-critical decisions.
Scoring scale (0 to 5)
NANot applicable Scores 0 points.
0Non-Existent no capability in place, and no efforts have been made in this area.
1Initial minimal or ad hoc capability; some preliminary actions may exist, but they are unstructured and lack formal processes.
2Developing basic capability established with some structured actions, though gaps remain in consistency and effectiveness.
3Defined standard practices are in place; they are somewhat effective but not consistently applied or integrated across the organization.
4Managed mature and effective capability with formal processes; consistently applied and well-integrated, with some ongoing improvement efforts.
5Optimized best-in-class capability with fully integrated, continuously improved processes; resilience is deeply embedded in the organizational culture.