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Written by Doug Allen, originally published on the C5insight blog, October, 11, 2016. You’ve been there, we all have. At one point or another, we loved InfoPath and were disappointed at the news it would be discontinued. We waited with anticipation to see what was going to replace it. It’s been quite the gray unknown
Written by Kori Schulman, originally published on the White House blog, October 31, 2016. President Obama is the first “social media president”: the first to have @POTUS on Twitter, the first to go live on Facebook from the Oval Office, the first to answer questions from citizens on YouTube, the first to use a filter
Written by Aniisu K. Verghese, originially published on the Linkedin’s Blog Pulse, October 28, 2016. To be viewed as a valued business communication partner and to engage employees in a hyperconnected world means revisiting and reinventing current communication practices. Understanding the implications of the new world of work and the workplace can lead to improved
It was 18 years ago that we first started building our own brand identity. At the time, many companies were conducting large-scale process redesign and reengineering programs. Reportedly, close to 50% of those programs were failing, and 80% of the credit was given to reasons related to company culture clashes. Our thinking? What could we
Written by Pinaki Kathiari, originally published on Local Wisdom’s blog, June 6, 2016. If you are a marketer and creating content is not a part of your tool belt, you might be behind the eight ball. Content creation while telling the real story behind your brand should become an integral part of your strategic marketing
Written by Swilson, originally published on the Eloquor Consulting Blog, October 24, 2016. In the past several weeks I’ve facilitated two interactive workshops, one at ALI’s Internal Communications for Health Care and another at IABC’s Southern Region Conference. Both were designed to help corporate communicators think differently about the employees’ digital workplace. So much is what we
Written by Ann Melinger, originally published on the Brilliant Ink Blog, August 26,2016. What is an EVP? Okay, before you read the headline and think, “Come on, Ann, you’re supposed to be an employee engagement expert. Shouldn’t you know what an EVP is??” – let me clarify. We’ve been hearing a LOT about EVPs
Written by Robin O’Sullivan originally published on the Newsweaver blog, September 22, 2016. Data analysis can provide professionals in many walks of life, from sports to communications, with insights into their performance. However, without a focus on the bigger picture (your internal communication goals) the data may not be providing useful information. The English Premiership has returned
This article was originally published on the Intranet Connections blog, September 6, 2016. Starting a new job can be stressful, whether it be new graduates just starting out, or experienced individuals starting a different job. You don’t know anybody, you don’t know where the lunch room is, where the water cooler is, or even where the bathroom
Written by Sharon Florentine, Senior Writer, CIO.com While communicating with customers, vendors and end-users is certainly key to business success, your internal communication strategy is just as critical. Here’s how to boost your signal. Communicating effectively with customers, vendors, end-users, potential hires and job-seeking candidates is critical to your continued success. But don’t overlook your