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  1. The most digital chamber network in the world Senja Larsen, Head of Communications Finland Chamber of Commerce Doha World Chambers Competition 2013 Best unconventional project finalist
  2. Modern communications landscape Researchers Scientists Analysts Government Media Stakeholders Consumers Potential members Lost members Returning members Politicians Consultants Suppliers Officials Local government NGO’s Trade unions Staff Society Members Influencers Chamber Businesses CEO’s Schools Universities Colleges
  3. Requirements of success for a network organisation Success Interaction Openness Inspiring content Using the latest technologies
  4. • Cloud computing, smarter mobile devices and tools change the consumer landscape and organisations. • The future is always synced, always accessible, multi-device searchable contents. • We must be able to deliver and receive information anytime, anywhere, on any device. Safely, securely, with fewer resources. Opportunities and challenges
  5. • Mission drives Chambers. We must deliver more valuable services to our members, more efficiently and at a lower cost. • To succeed and flourish, every chamber must look for digital solutions. • Chambers must be as effective as our member companies. Better yet, we should lead the way. Lead the way!
  6. Social media (offsite) Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Youtube Slideshare, Facebook, Twitter Succesful communications are a combination Your internet pages (onsite) Search SEO Search Engine Optimisation SEM Search Engine Marketing Internal Collaborative tools: Google Apps, Sites, Hangouts, Drive, Forms Personal Nothing beats face to face!
  7. DIGITALISATION IN ONE YEAR
  8. • Our aim was to renew the brand, reshape how we think and retool how we work. • Increase effectiveness, speed, collaboration and thought leadership status. • Campaign-oriented tone and active participation in social conversations. • Measuring success and effectiveness of key message delivery and tone of communications. Digitalisation of 19+1 Finnish Chambers
  9. • Google Apps cloud tools are used for internal collaboration. • Externally we have a presence in all major Social Media channels, which our Newsroom ties together. • We actively use Search Engine Optimisation and Marketing eg for finding new members. • All logos, photos, corporate gifts are available online. Most print layouts such as visit cards and simple brochures can be edited online by browser layout formatting. Digital revolution changed everything
  10. • Press releases are edited in real-time and localised by chambers by adding locally relevant quotes and figures. • Regional CEO’s and working groups hold regular video meetings between face-to-face meetings. No travel, only laptop and headset. • Social media postings are generated from news and events and shared daily to all chamber staff (“three topics everyone should know today”) Examples of our new ways of working
  11. • All channels and processes were renewed in 1 year, cost of 30,000 euro and staff of 2, fully involved in normal duties. • Open source and free or reasonably priced solutions were used. • We saved 20,000 euro per year by producing media monitoring inhouse. • From the Finnish solution chambers can adopt any combination that supports your strategy. • These tools can be implemented with minimal use of outsourced resources or consultants. 1 year, budget 30k€, team of 2 people
  12. Use Application Collaboration Google Drive & Docs Dropbox Information storaging Dropbox Google Drive Intranet Google Sites Google Plus Internet pages WordPress Unified calendars Google Calendar Questionnaires/Gallups Digium Google Forms Doodle Communication Our own e-mail solutions Google Chat Google Plus Video conferences Google Hangout Webex Social media Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Flickr, LinkedIn. Google+, Wikipedia, Hootsuite, Slideshare E-mail newsletter Emaileri Event registration Lyyti Doodle Photobank Marketing materials Company contactinformation Flickr Digtator Fonecta B2B Internet analytics Snoobi Press releases Cision Media monitoring Digital search Wordpress as database
  13. EXAMPLES
  14. Finnish chambers of commerce 2011
  15. Finnish Chambers of Commerce 2012 (Design cost 10 k€)
  16. Identity and logo use guide online ACTION: Identity guidelines are published on the internet only, for ease of updating and sharing. RESULT: Complete self-service, all partners from advertising agents to the media use the guidelines on internet.
  17. Logos and pictures on Flickr ACTION: All logos and photos on Flick for easy access. RESULT: Cost-efficient search engine friendly, easy access, no management needed, has resulted in wide photo use and giving Chamber staff and our issues a face.
  18. Logo items available in digital shop ACTION: All standardised Chamber logo items such as pens, folders, gifts, rollups, mousepads are handled efficiently through a digital store. RESULT: Lower prices through bigger volumes and better control over storage situation and order management.
  19. Print-ready professional use logos online ACTION: Professional use logos in 4 formats from web to print, negative/ positive, blue/white, black/white in 3 language versions = 1200 logos for 19 chambers. RESULT: Excellent efficiency of delivery and use across all projects, chambers and partners. No emailing attachments or wrong versions in use.
  20. Campaign materials in 20 sizes and 4 formats ACTION: Campaign material in 20 sizes and 4 formats from posters to banners available through digital content management site RESULT: Use of materials has increased exponentially
  21. Digital layouts for localised print materials ACTION: Extensive identity renewal saved costs through localisation of logo materials with browser based layout formatting of items such as envelopes, business cards, invitations, flyers, simple brochures and invitations. Layouts and addresses are ready in the database. RESULT: DIY. Everyone can do anything. Less use of advertising agencies for simple layouts.
  22. ACTION: Browser based layout formatting with templates for flyers and brochures RESULT: Anyone can produce professional-looking brochures with the simple tools.
  23. Interactive 5k€ Wordpress internet site ACTION: Concentration on Key Messages. High visibility of social media channels. Search engine optimised. RESULT: Interactive presence conveys image of active, modern and communicative Chamber group.
  24. Weekly video on youtube ACTION: Weekly video blog RESULT: “The medium is the message”. Modern interactive presence gains wom, prestige and visibility. Fabulous for SEO!
  25. Main events tweeted and archived in newsroom ACTION: Interactive tweeting of all news and at major events. RESULT: Amount of followers increases continually. Same content used on Facebook, LinkedIn and Google+.
  26. Social media newsroom connects channels ACTION: Regional and national issues raised daily and weekly in social media newsroom. RESULT: Search Engine Optimised visibility Ensures coverage of important issues.
  27. Campaign sites with stories ACTION: Campaign sites with video story content RESULT: Video is an excellent for visualising challenging issues, and has given excellent visibility to important campaigns.
  28. Geolocated praise from members ACTION: Geolocating membership campaign site. Search Engine Marketing used to support findability. RESULT: Excellent for locating new leads. It is far more convincing to have the members praise us instead of the chambers praising themselves.
  29. EFFICIENT INTERNAL PROCESSES
  30. 1k€ Google sites -intranet works on a wiki basis
  31. Google Apps collaboration tools used across 19 chambers: • Drive for collaborative editing of content • Spread sheets for collecting data. • Forms for internal questionnaires. • Groups for exchanging ideas. • Calendars for coordinating events • Hangouts for small meetings • Google Plus for internal buzz Collaborative Google Apps tools internally ACTION: Google Apps Corporate tools used for internal communication. All material can be edited by anyone before being published. RESULT Increased efficiency and collaborative culture.
  32. Online editing ACTION: Information across chambers is collected by use of collaborative spreadsheets and forms. Texts are edited together. RESULT No emailing, version- juggling or copy- pasting of information. Collective intelligence in full use.
  33. Monthly stakeholder email newsletter and daily staff newsletter Information has to come to you!
  34. Continual support and training for use of new tools ACTION: Internally produced Training for using new tools offered on a monthly basis: everyone is encouraged to attend. RESULT Tools have been taken widely into use in many areas where collaboration adds value.
  35. Documented processes ACTION All communications processes are documented to ensure quality and efficiency, and can be referred to when necessary RESULT Efficiency, openness and collaborative culture
  36. • Media monitoring was highest yearly communications expense. We saved 20k year by producing it inhouse. • Referats are saved into our own database. • Following criteria is used to evaluate each news item: – Visibility of the news item in the media and the role of the chamber in the item. – Importance: how the article relates to our key messages. – Tone of voice: neutral, negative or positive with regard to our agenda. – Coverage: local, provincial or national media. Turning media monitoring into a strategic tool
  37. Virtual awards motivate and showcase • Results are analysed monthly. Best chambers and persons, in proportion to the chamber size, with most strategic media visibility are awarded. • Aim is to motivate and showcase achievements of using key messages. 1 11 3 30 2 53 4 2 4 4 4 3 12 18 8 7 11 14 6 7 11 14 17 24 35 46 49 52 63 68 84 89 89 92 95 106 142 144 171 175 0 50 100 150 200 Satakunnan kauppakamari Helsingin seudun kauppakamari Turun kauppakamari Kaikki kauppakamarit Länsi-Uudenmaan kauppakamari Keskuskauppakamari Kymenlaakson kauppakamari Etelä-Karjalan kauppakamari Kuopion kauppakamari Keski-Suomen kauppakamari Etelä-Pohjanmaan kauppakamari Etelä-Savon kauppakamari Oulun kauppakamari Tampereen kauppakamari Pohjois-Karjalan kauppakamari Riihimäen-Hyvinkään kauppakamari Pohjanmaan kauppakamari Hämeen kauppakamari Lapin kauppakamari Rauman kauppakamari Yhteispisteet Osumia
  38. Winning news items are shared monthly 29.4.201338
  39. Media person of the month! 29.4.2013 Esityksen nimi / Tekijä39
  40. WRAP-UP
  41. • Keeping happy 19+1 demanding chamber CEO’s • Overcoming change resistance 2.0 • Giving up content ownership, going from ”mine” to ”ours”. • But we just renewed our web pages, intranet, magazine, flyers, stickers etc etc! • Could the world remain same and change at the same time? Biggest challenges
  42. 1. Definition of the strategic core processes 2. Selection of tools and creation of channels 3. Creation of processes to support a culture of openness, sharing and innovation 4. Training and support offered personally and online, one-on-one and in groups 5. Making sure that all chamber staff had access to the tools and were empowered to participate 6. Publishing guidelines to support the use of tools 7. Making it easy to reach, share, comment and modify materials 8. Making key performance measurable. Digitalisation: how we did it in 8 steps
  43. • 19 chambers were able to collaborate to reach a common goal. • Change takes a huge bulk of work but it becomes a tiny chunk when everyone participates. • We did it together, thanks to our fantastic staff! • If we can do it, you can do it and we will be honoured to help! Change is about people, not technology
  44. Thank you! senja.larsen@chamber.fi fi.linkedin.com/in/senjalarsen twitter.com/senjalarsen www.kauppakamari.fi Uutishuone.kauppakamari.fi Facebook.com/K3FIN Twitter.com/K3FIN Flickr.com/K3FIN Youtube.com/kauppakamari Slideshare/K3FIN linkedin.com/company/finland-chamber-of-commerce
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