For those stakeholders who require it, such as technical teams or partners, provide more detailed technical information about the crash. Use
tags to share specific error messages or logs that can help in diagnosing the problem. This level of detail is crucial for collaboration and problem-solving with those who have the technical expertise to assist in the recovery process. Sharing detailed data demonstrates professionalism and respect for the technical acumen of your audience.
###### Feedback Loop
Create a feedback loop by establishing a channel for stakeholders to report issues they're experiencing or ask questions. This could be through a dedicated email address, a hotline, or a ticketing system. A feedback loop ensures that stakeholder concerns are heard and addressed, which can provide additional insights into the crash's impact or help identify underlying issues. It also reinforces the message that their input is valued during the crisis management process.
###### Aftermath Review
Finally, once the system is back online, conduct an aftermath review with stakeholders. Discuss what caused the crash, how it was resolved, and what measures are being taken to prevent future occurrences. This meeting is an opportunity to show accountability and learn from the incident. It also helps in rebuilding confidence in the system and the team responsible for its maintenance and recovery.