Emerge From Disaster Via Improved Communication

by Moshe Cohen

Disasters happen, and projects do go wrong. Very often this sets off a chain of events that causes more hardship down the line and incurs costs that someone will be looking to recoup. However, all too often, the distress of the situation blinds the people involved from the opportunities that remain to break new technological ground, introduce new products or capabilities to the market, and solve problems that could not be solved before. The question is whether the opportunities that remain outweigh the benefits of assigning blame and, if so, what steps need to be taken to nurse the project back to health.

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Emerge From Disaster Via Improved Communication23 April 2008