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Measurement has been a hot topic in Internal Communications, and for good reason! Measurement is one of the most valuable tools for internal communicators—and it can often seem like one of the most frustrating ones to master. In a recent poll we asked a group of 28k+ Internal Communicators: “Leading into Fall 2021 what topics would you like more
How do you connect your global workforce from frontline to the executives behind one mission, purpose, and set of values? Join us at the 5th Annual Digital Workplace Summit to hear how Domino’s grew in people and purpose during the global pandemic and is looking toward the future of work in 2021 and beyond. During this session you’ll learn how
The world has changed drastically over the past year, and internal communications have been transformed forever. Yet, some things don’t change. Email continues as the most widely used channel for internal communications—across organizations, industries, and the globe. In ContactMonkey’s recent survey and the Gatehouse State of the Sector survey, Email came out on top with over 95% of respondents stating
People love contests. If you’re on Facebook, you know this. There are some of the dumbest quizzes in the world out there, and millions of people take them. They all say: Take this quiz to find out: What character from Game of Thrones would you be? If we can guess your real age What your superpower would be if you
Teams, Yammer and More Internal Digital Communications with Microsoft 365 Microsoft Teams is extremely easy to begin to learn. But it is also extremely easy to make it complex and frustrating to work with. Because it doesn’t organize documents the way SharePoint does, even SharePoint users gravitate towards classic SharePoint rather than embracing Teams. This results in many organizations using
Internal communications programs or apps can seem like a daunting task, especially for businesses that are looking to revamp or enhance their efforts. So, how should you choose where to begin? Crescenzo Communications believes in working smarter, not harder. They preach that oftentimes, communicators try putting out too much junk that’s confusing and murky at best. They believe they can
The progress of communication is vital for any business to become successful (especially post-pandemic). When breaking down specific topics to tackle and discuss further, the options can vary. ALI Conferences ran a survey asking Government Communication Peers what specific topics they would be interested in receiving more training on. The results are the following: A whopping 55% of respondents said
We can all understand that working from home comes with rewards and challenges. With no commute time, flexibility, and fewer distractions than a traditional office, it seems like an easy solution. If that’s the case, why do so many leaders, supervisors, and managers feel like they are struggling with their teams? It’s simple – their communication standards and approaches need
Collaboration tools are a necessity for any internal communications professional or business that wants an effortless hub of information. But with so many options out there to choose from, how do you know which tool is right for you? Internal communicators have debated between Microsoft Teams versus Slack for some time. Both collaboration apps offer various advantages that can benefit
With a global pandemic (mostly) under our belts, we have learned the incredible importance of creating not only a sustainable environment but expanding that sustainability to our social and governance sectors. We understand that sustainability on a personal level is important, but why does it matter if it flows into the social and governance points? Let’s explore ESG a bit
