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Strategic Communication Management
Volume 16, Issue 1 - December/ January 2011/12
In this month's issue of SCM, Fiona MacAllan, winner of the SCM Award for Leader of the Year, explains how she has put a performance measurement structure in place at Nationwide, creating a thirst for communication evaluation across the organization. Susanna Barnett continues on the measurement theme, advising how to make the most of your measured data and get leaders’ attention. Also, world-renowned management guru Jim Shaffer writes exclusively on the role of communication during Lean transformations, and Nishwa Ashraf provides nine step guide to strategic planning. Read more... |
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Digital Communication Summit |27-28 March 2012, London Crucial conversations: the role of technology in building an engaged and collaborative workforce |
Over just two days, you'll hear inspiring keynote sessions from Paul Miller, CEO & Founder, Intranet Benchmarking Forum & Digitial Workplace Forum and Laurie Hibbs, HR Director, LexisNexis UK, as well as pioneerng case studies from companies including IBM, Nokia, BT, Grant Thornton, the adidas Group and Bupa around how they're driving business benefitting collaboration. |
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New training courses for 2012 Whether you're wanting to unleash the potential of your corporate intranet, maximise the impact of your messaging, or start winning with SharePoint - we've got it covered with our extensive portfolio of executive education for internal communicators including: |
Latest Research
A key challenge for any global internal communication organization is identifying opportunities for scalable planning and delivery. At the same time, there is also a need to understand situations in which a more local approach will ultimately serve the business better in terms of impact. This study explores where this balance lies. How much of Internal communication strategy and process can or should be developed at the global or group center? When does it make sense for local operations to act autonomously to develop more engaging communications in their area of the business?
To address these questions our aim is that the research and guidance offered in this report will help pave the way for more cohesive and coherent conversations about internal communication at global, local and business-unit levels of the business.
The full report, released in October this year for members of our Strategic Communication Research Forum, addresses all these issues and more. Email us for more information.
The Strategic Communication Research Forum
The Forum is an exclusive global membership group for senior internal communicators faced with the challenges of communicating in large, complex companies. Through our industry-leading research, the Forum provides you with the insight, information and tools to do your job more effectively. Find out more.
