A Business Case for Internal Communication - Presentation Transcript
Building a business case for internal communication - what the research says……. www.lcp.org.uk
2007/2008 Communication ROI study
Effective employee communication is a leading indicator of financial performance
Firms that communicate effectively are four times as likely to report high levels of employee engagement as firms that communicate less effectively
Since the 2003/2004 study, there has been a decline in the number of companies that take the time to explain the reasons behind major decisions and give employees the opportunity to provide input into decisions that affect them and into how the work gets done.
2007/2008 Communication ROI study
The six practices of high-performing companies:
Focusing managers and other employees on customer needs
Engaging employees in running the business
Helping managers communicate effectively
Leveraging the talents of internal communicators to manage change effectively
Measuring the impact of employee communication
Branding the employee experience
Watson Wyatt
2007/2008 Communication ROI study
" Top-performing companies treat communication as a key business driver. They use communication to educate managers and engage employees in the business by providing line-of-sight to customers’ needs and business goals. "
Kathryn Yates, Watson Wyatt
Top seven macro trends in IC
Democratisation of information
Strategic imperative: From information to influence
Employee engagement
Demonstrating ROI
Globalisation
Simplicity
The emerging trend: Personalisation
Stromberg Consulting 2006
‘ Research shows that messages from leaders, and most importantly supervisors, are more important to employees than those that originate from the internal communications department. ’
Stromberg Consulting, 2006
The people agenda - PWC
The people agenda - PWC
“ The successful implementation of change is dependant on the way that people understand their roles in a broader strategic context; how closely aligned they are to a shared vision; and their ability to see how their actions and decisions impact in a wider context. "
PricewaterhouseCoopers
The role of the CEO and SMT
Culture of pride, innovation and strong interpersonal relationships
Visible and accessible leaders and managers
Personal time
Involve line managers
Build strong manager-employee relationships
Unifying core message
Developing the plan
Align your IC strategy to your strategic goals
Involve your leadership team
Clarity
Focus
Alignment
Have a plan for all levels of the organisation
Communicate the vision
One consistent message
Constant repetition
Multiple methods
Use a common language to communicate your key messages
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