Redesign Process

The information obtained from the problem definition process and the crisis debriefing sessions provides the basis for making decisions about needed infrastructure changes to amend the crisis management response.Once this input has been acknowledged，it is necessary to develop a blueprint that outlines the plans and specifications for the proposed solutions to the defined problem.A common approach is to redesign those systems that did not function correctly to achieve the established goals.This redesign process is completed by consulting with both internal staff members who work in the vulnerable areas every day，and with experts in the field about best practices in the industry so that the malfunctioning processes and procedures can be corrected.In the case of a crisis response design，managers must ensure that the change will better address the existing gaps and resolve the vulnerability issues that have been identified.For example，policy and procedure changes have occurred in aviation industry in response to new security legislation.Redesigning crisis response procedures is an ongoing process.Because all crisis plans can be improved，constant vigilance over how the plan functions，what it produces，and how it is managed will determine whether it adds value to the organization.(https://www.daowen.com)