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How to review communication for
A four-stage approach to assessing and improving the function’s value |
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As recession starts to bite, organizations are focusing on the efficiency and effectiveness of their functions, investigating how to get greater value for money. As a communicator, you need to be clear – both for yourself and for the rest of the organization – what you’re there for, and what can be expected of you and your team. You not only have to be able to define the value you add to your organization, but also demonstrate the difference you’re making. This new report authored by Bill Quirke, a leading expert on internal communication, will show you how to place internal communication at the heart of your company and deliver greater value to your senior management. Order your copy today and learn how to:
You’ll also get exclusive case studies from AstraZeneca R&D and Ericsson. See how they reviewed their internal communication and what action was taken as a result. How to review communication for cost and efficiency shares a practical approach to reviewing the function, identifying where improvements are needed and developing a plan to close the performance gaps.
About the author of the report:
Prior to founding Synopsis, Quirke was a director at Burson-Marsteller, where he worked on global projects and led the European change communication practice. A regular speaker internationally, Quirke is the author of Making the Connections – Using internal communication to turn strategy into action (second edition, Gower, 2008) and Communicating Corporate Change (McGraw Hill, 1996). Bill Quirke, Managing Director, Synopsis |
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