Do Better When You Know Better: Pearls and Pitfalls of After Action Review

Within the cyclical process of managing emergencies and unanticipated incidents, lies one of the most powerful processes we can leverage to enhance our organizational response for future events: the after action review. Regardless of industry, the practice of effectively reviewing our preparedness for, response to, and recovery from service interruptions is paramount to ensuring that when – not if – another occurs, we’re ready to apply lessons learned.

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