Measure What Matters:

Your Actual Crisis Capability

 

The Event Readiness Index quantifies your organization’s ability to execute under pressure
—not just your documentation.

The Problem with Traditional Assessments

Most crisis readiness assessments measure the wrong things. They count plans, check policy boxes, and verify that documentation exists.

But having a plan and being able to execute that plan are two fundamentally different things.

The Event Readiness Index (ERI) is different. Developed from 26 years of real-world incident command experience, ERI measures the factors that actually determine crisis outcomes: leadership capability, team coordination, decision-making under stress, and operational execution.

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How ERI Works

The ERI assessment evaluates organizational readiness across five critical dimensions:

1. Command Capability

Does your leadership team have the skills, training, and experience to command effectively during a crisis? We assess decision-making frameworks, communication protocols, and stress performance.

2. Operational Integration

Are your crisis plans integrated with actual operational procedures? We evaluate the gap between documented processes and how your organization actually functions.

3. Resource Readiness

Do you have the people, systems, and resources you’ll need—positioned where you’ll need them? We assess resource allocation, backup capabilities, and mobilization procedures.

4. Communication Resilience

Will your communication systems work when everything else is failing? We test notification protocols, redundancy measures, and information flow under degraded conditions.

5. Adaptive Capacity

Can your organization adjust when the crisis doesn’t follow the script? We evaluate flexibility, improvisation capability, and mechanisms for continuous learning.

Your ERI Score

Each dimension is scored on a 100-point scale, yielding an overall Event Readiness Index that reflects your organization’s true crisis capability.

90-100: Crisis Ready – Prepared to execute under pressure

70-89: Developing – Solid foundation with identified gaps

50-69: Emerging – Significant capability gaps requiring attention

Below 50: Vulnerable – Critical gaps that create material risk

What You Receive

  • Comprehensive ERI assessment report with dimension-level scoring
  • Gap analysis identifying specific improvement priorities
  • Benchmarking against industry standards
  • Executive briefing with actionable recommendations
  • Roadmap for capability improvement with timeline and investment estimates

Request Your ERI Assessment

 Know your real score – before a crisis calculates it for you.