Intraskope – Internal Communication Perspectives
Internal communication blog for students, practitioners and academia
You can also now subscribe to my YouTube Channel for more updates. Wishing my readers a peaceful and prosperous New Year! As we enter 2018, I am sharing perspectives on a topic that matters to each one of us – information overload. Globally the pace of communication has exploded. Each day we receive hundreds of messages making […]
While surveys are one among the popular ways to gauge employee sentiment and feedback how we share the results and findings makes the difference between action and apathy. Very often we get caught up with in getting our surveys to be statistically significant by focusing on participation or persuading leaders to up the number of […]
As far as I am aware internal communicators serve information to staff based on the need, age, tenure, career levels, organization’s priorities and focus areas, importance and maturity of the individual within the organization, time of the day among other reasons. TNS’s recent research and segmentation of consumers is based on their information consumption patterns. […]
Organizations are waking up to the alarming increase in information overload and drop in productivity among their staff. According to RescueTime, an organization which analyses computer use behavior, a typical information worker who sits at a computer all day turns to his e-mail programme more than 50 times and uses instant messaging 77 times.The research also […]
At a recent communications gathering in Bangalore last week, I had an opportunity to meet up with Mike Green, who leads employee communications for Intel. A veteran at Intel, he took time off from his short visit to India to talk to communication professionals and share insights from his experience. Mike stressed on the need […]