Companies constantly search for ways to improve internal communications and collaboration. It's a problem that most companies struggle with, but can be overcome.
On the surface, workplace inclusion might appear basic, but by peeking just below the surface, you’ll find that inclusion is a complicated, robust, and even confusing concept. This webinar uncovers the habit model that can be adopted organization-wide, empowering any employee to drive inclusion. From understanding your role in inclusion, to how your peers play a crucial role, you’ll come out with a better understanding why inclusion is important in today’s business.
Slides bij webinar Social technologies, ook bij jou op de werkvloerIkinnoveer
The document discusses how social technologies can enable connections between people and ideas, breaking down barriers and silos. It provides examples of how social media allows for faster problem solving, increased efficiency and productivity, innovation, stronger brands, and agile learning. Benefits to both employees and organizations are outlined, such as access to experts, improved decision making, increased speed of reaction, and better customer service. The role of social technologies in transforming individuals and organizations is emphasized. Governance and executive engagement are important to ensure collaboration delivers strategic outcomes.
Internal communication within an organization is important to ensure everyone has the information needed to do their job effectively and maintain a shared vision. It improves job effectiveness and team success by keeping all employees up to date and allowing them to deal with changes together. Different communication styles should be used depending on the individual or group, and communication needs to be understood by all to have meaning. Internal communication tools include SharePoint for organizing knowledge, whiteboards for alerts and tasks, handouts for policy changes, and email.
Effective Communication Workshop presentation - introIsabel Harvey
This document describes an interactive workshop that aims to improve communication within organizations. The workshop uncovers communication challenges among employees, identifies their strengths, and defines opportunities for individual and group improvement. Using design thinking techniques, the workshop helps participants find real communication problems and collectively create solutions. It is led by two facilitators over three core sections and teaches best practices for effective communication in areas like remote, interpersonal, and written communication. Past participants noted learning how to better communicate on a daily basis and open communication spaces for others.
The document discusses the issue of employees feeling overwhelmed at work due to information overload and constant connectivity through technology. It notes that 65-75% of organizations surveyed identified with overwhelmed employees who feel they can't get their work done due to too much incoming information from mobile phones, email, social media, etc. Being constantly flooded undermines productivity and engagement. The typical user checks their phone 150 times a day seeking rewards, but this addiction contributes to feeling overwhelmed. Identifying characteristics of overwhelmed employees include reduced productivity, missed deadlines, and dissatisfaction. Companies need to help employees manage triggers that lead to feeling overwhelmed through simplifying work environments, flexible standards, and priority training.
How to Measure the Impact of a Great Employee Experience - 12/10/2019Limeade
Demonstrating the real value of well-being and engagement in the workforce is critical. Join us as we share a successful measurement framework and learn how to apply it to your organization.
To build great internal communication that facilitates change, organizations must ensure employees are committed to moving in the same direction with a shared understanding of goals. Regular communication through a variety of channels can help align employees, address grapevine rumors, and celebrate successes to reinforce messaging and commitment to change. Managers must also lead by example with clear and consistent communication to their teams.
The digital workplace manifesto - Interaction 2013Sam Marshall
The document presents a "Digital Workplace Manifesto" consisting of 11 principles for the modern digital workplace. The principles focus on allowing flexibility in where and how employees work, prioritizing outcomes over process, making technology easy to use, enabling collaboration and learning, and fostering understanding between coworkers. Supporting facts and statistics are provided for each principle regarding productivity, adoption of technology, and employee satisfaction.
On the surface, workplace inclusion might appear basic, but by peeking just below the surface, you’ll find that inclusion is a complicated, robust, and even confusing concept. This webinar uncovers the habit model that can be adopted organization-wide, empowering any employee to drive inclusion. From understanding your role in inclusion, to how your peers play a crucial role, you’ll come out with a better understanding why inclusion is important in today’s business.
Slides bij webinar Social technologies, ook bij jou op de werkvloerIkinnoveer
The document discusses how social technologies can enable connections between people and ideas, breaking down barriers and silos. It provides examples of how social media allows for faster problem solving, increased efficiency and productivity, innovation, stronger brands, and agile learning. Benefits to both employees and organizations are outlined, such as access to experts, improved decision making, increased speed of reaction, and better customer service. The role of social technologies in transforming individuals and organizations is emphasized. Governance and executive engagement are important to ensure collaboration delivers strategic outcomes.
Internal communication within an organization is important to ensure everyone has the information needed to do their job effectively and maintain a shared vision. It improves job effectiveness and team success by keeping all employees up to date and allowing them to deal with changes together. Different communication styles should be used depending on the individual or group, and communication needs to be understood by all to have meaning. Internal communication tools include SharePoint for organizing knowledge, whiteboards for alerts and tasks, handouts for policy changes, and email.
Effective Communication Workshop presentation - introIsabel Harvey
This document describes an interactive workshop that aims to improve communication within organizations. The workshop uncovers communication challenges among employees, identifies their strengths, and defines opportunities for individual and group improvement. Using design thinking techniques, the workshop helps participants find real communication problems and collectively create solutions. It is led by two facilitators over three core sections and teaches best practices for effective communication in areas like remote, interpersonal, and written communication. Past participants noted learning how to better communicate on a daily basis and open communication spaces for others.
The document discusses the issue of employees feeling overwhelmed at work due to information overload and constant connectivity through technology. It notes that 65-75% of organizations surveyed identified with overwhelmed employees who feel they can't get their work done due to too much incoming information from mobile phones, email, social media, etc. Being constantly flooded undermines productivity and engagement. The typical user checks their phone 150 times a day seeking rewards, but this addiction contributes to feeling overwhelmed. Identifying characteristics of overwhelmed employees include reduced productivity, missed deadlines, and dissatisfaction. Companies need to help employees manage triggers that lead to feeling overwhelmed through simplifying work environments, flexible standards, and priority training.
How to Measure the Impact of a Great Employee Experience - 12/10/2019Limeade
Demonstrating the real value of well-being and engagement in the workforce is critical. Join us as we share a successful measurement framework and learn how to apply it to your organization.
To build great internal communication that facilitates change, organizations must ensure employees are committed to moving in the same direction with a shared understanding of goals. Regular communication through a variety of channels can help align employees, address grapevine rumors, and celebrate successes to reinforce messaging and commitment to change. Managers must also lead by example with clear and consistent communication to their teams.
The digital workplace manifesto - Interaction 2013Sam Marshall
The document presents a "Digital Workplace Manifesto" consisting of 11 principles for the modern digital workplace. The principles focus on allowing flexibility in where and how employees work, prioritizing outcomes over process, making technology easy to use, enabling collaboration and learning, and fostering understanding between coworkers. Supporting facts and statistics are provided for each principle regarding productivity, adoption of technology, and employee satisfaction.
Candid Conversation for Inclusive Cultures with HCILimeade
Lauren Franklin, Sr. Brand Manager at Limeade and Lindsay Lagreid, Solution Architect at Limeade share funny and touching anecdotes about their experiences in the workplace and demonstrate how your organization can take action to become a more inclusive and diverse workforce.
What is internal communications, and why should any company spend money on it? Learning how to improve employee communications allows for more work to be done in less time and with less frustration.
The document contains quotes and excerpts from a book about maximizing internal communication. It discusses how employees are overwhelmed with information but want clarity on where the organization is going and their role in its success. Effective internal communication is described as creating authentic dialogues between employees. The book advocates letting employees in on the "why" to engage them in the "what" and focuses on outcomes rather than just outputs when maximizing internal communication. It also presents opportunities for employee communicators as great and possibilities as exciting.
This document outlines a 6 step process for building effective internal communication within an organization:
1. Observe target audiences through interviews, surveys, and diagnosing opportunity areas to understand their real and desired perceptions of the organization.
2. Analyze any misunderstandings between the real and desired images and prioritize the most urgent and important problems.
3. Develop a communication plan with objectives, limits, proposed solutions, and timelines created through brainstorming.
4. Define targeted communication messages for specific audiences using the right communication tools and timing.
5. Implement the communication plan through a team or individually by creating and distributing targeted messages.
6. Track results through before and after evaluation
The document discusses strategies for using internal communication to improve, speed up, and renew an organization. Some key strategies proposed include using competitive elements and games to engage employees in improvement programs, communicating regularly using the POWER strategy of personalizing messages and focusing on how changes will benefit employees, and strengthening an organization's identity by facilitating connections between employees and leadership. It also emphasizes the importance of listening to employees, sharing their stories, and involving them in identifying and implementing solutions for organizational change.
What 2014 holds for Internal CommunicationsTrefor Smith
This is the follow up to last years guide to Internal Communication trends. This years guide outlines 4 main areas that we think are going to be key in 2014, along with sub themes and a wealth of hints and tips. We hope it is of benefit, and brings you success with your 2014 internal communications!
What Will the Performance Review Look Like in 2016?O.C. Tanner
The document discusses the decline of traditional annual performance reviews and the rise of a new model of continuous performance development. It notes that most companies find traditional reviews to be an ineffective use of time, and that ratings typically say more about the rater than the employee. The new model emphasizes empowering employees to set goals for each initiative, focusing on strengths, providing ongoing feedback, and giving meaningful recognition to inspire innovation.
This document discusses key concepts for business communication and reports, including choosing relevant information for the intended audience, researching topics from various sources, using reports to enhance one's image and minimize problems, and how social media is affecting professional communication. It emphasizes the importance of persuasion and understanding the audience to create effective messages. The document also reflects on how the course learning can be applied professionally to grow and achieve better results.
This document discusses leadership development training. It provides an overview of the training content and delivery approach. The training focuses on developing delegation skills through interactive sessions and challenges. Leaders are given tasks to apply the skills with their teams and receive follow up coaching. The goal is to support personal and professional growth through practical application of the leadership techniques.
Limeade has worked around the clock, consulting doctors and heeding the advice of subject matter experts to launch new activities that are now available to incorporate into your customer experiences. We encourage you to join us for this webinar where we’ll be sharing best practices to support employees with care during times of crisis.
Internal communications in the workplace has undergone tremendous changes. Technology, remote working, globalization, and flat structures have led businesses to rethink how they communicate with their employees.
In these slides, we discuss, what internal communications is, how to put an effective internal comms plan in place, and the latest trends, standards, benefits, and challenges.
Dialing In, Tuning Out: How to Make Your Conference Calls More EffectiveInterCall
New collaboration tools are forcing a shift in how we work, and how we communicate with colleagues and clients. Given the pervasive adoption of mobile devices, traditional meetings can be taken from the most non-traditional places
(bathrooms and beaches included).
InterCall, the world’s largest conferencing and collaboration provider, sifted through mobile call data and surveyed more than 500 full-time employees to get a stronger grasp of how mobile conferencing is changing day-to-day business, and what exactly people are up to during conference calls.
It's time to face the (hold) music. Take a look at this presentation to not just learn about what people are doing during conference calls but ways to avoid meeting-induced productivity drains and the subsequent blow to your company's profits. You can make mobile conferencing more efficient, engaging and reliable, and we've got the tips and tools to help you do it.
The document discusses how ineffective internal communication tools like emails and newsletters are at engaging employees. 71% of U.S. employees are disengaged, costing businesses $370 billion per year in lost productivity. The document introduces PDP Integrated Modules, a software solution using digital newspapers, employee directories, and real-time performance metrics displays, to improve internal communication and create highly effective, engaged workplace cultures. Companies using PDP Modules saw 47% higher returns for shareholders over 5 years by aligning employees through improved internal communication.
Survey kiosk, smiley feedback with a Celpax Rebecca Lundin
A survey kiosk with smileys to measure employee engagement. A tool for managers that want to improve their workplace, hands-on.
Your 1st is free (1max per company)
The Celpax data shows if your improvements are working:
1. Employees press green or red to answer “How was your day?” when the shift ends
2. The online dashboard shows hourly, daily, weekly and monthly results
3. Fix something red! Check the data to see if it worked :)
HR internal Communications Strategy: 3 steps to Increasing Employee EngagementPoppulo
Download our free How to Guide on the same topic here: http://bit.ly/2HJUaBj
According to a recent Global Workplace Report by Gallup, organizations with more engaged employees produce better results. But almost everywhere in the world, two out of three people are disengaged from the work they do! HR leaders are uniquely placed within organisations to create genuine dialogue and personalize communications with their workforce through their internal communications strategy.
We present "3 Crucial Steps to Increasing Employee Engagement" - a 5 minute must-read deck for every HR professional.
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We know that every organization faces different communication challenges. Call us now if you’d like to discuss yours with one of our IC experts.
Intl. +353 21 242 7277
UK 0800 904 7955
US 781 443 7600
or visit Poppulo.com
The Value of Tribal Knowledge and Strategies to Increase AdoptionKanwal Khipple
Description: Organizations are investing in enterprise social networks at an alarming rate. To gain the benefits of improving employee engagement, collaboration, and knowledge sharing requires you to look beyond technology deployment. Attend this session to learn how social tools can play a critical role, what strategies that can help drive organizational change. This session will help IT architecture and infrastructure personnel understand #esn adoption issues, the role of change management, and alignment of social tools with strategic business initiatives. As part of this session, we’ll also look at a customer case study on how Yammer is continuing to transform a global organization.
Agenda:
1. Social Maturity – present how social enterprise networks have changed over the course of the past decade (atlassian, give, newsgator, sp2010, yammer)
2. Creating a Collaborative / Social Environment – what are some of the top ways organizations are changing the traditional collaboration model and the risks involved.
3. Enable business value – scenarios and opportunities to create business value
4. Change Mgmt models – what training, governance and adoption strategies work and where your organization fits.
Using social media for internal communicationRachel Miller
The document discusses using social media for internal communication. It provides examples of how social media can benefit organizations by opening new feedback channels, encouraging collaboration across silos, and acting as a searchable knowledge base. However, the document also cautions that most companies have not fully tapped the potential of social media due to lack of leadership and overemphasis on technology alone. It stresses that companies must develop social media strategies that engage workers and pull them into using new tools, rather than just implementing technologies.
[Webinar] Elevating Internal Communications: From Tactical Function to Strate...Poppulo
The document discusses strategies for transforming internal communications (IC) functions within organizations. It provides data from a survey of over 700 respondents on current IC practices and challenges. The main points summarized are:
1. The survey found that IC functions that have long-term strategies in place are more confident in their channel use, more likely to be involved in strategic decisions, and more likely to be seen as trusted advisers.
2. Many IC functions lack the right tools and resources, with over half reporting budgets under $50,000. Adopting new technologies and tools is seen as important for engagement.
3. IC functions are transforming to focus more on strategic activities rather than administrative work. Larger IC teams are
Best Practices in Internal Communication Using Your Hospital IntranetAnne Sweeney
The document discusses best practices for using an intranet for internal communication in hospitals. It recommends developing an internal communication program that leverages multiple employee touchpoints, such as becoming your own publisher, telling employees information first, making communication two-way, maintaining a regular schedule, and launching a brand ambassador program. The document also provides examples of features that can be included on an intranet to facilitate internal communication, such as news, events, blogs, forums, wikis, and crisis management tools.
Candid Conversation for Inclusive Cultures with HCILimeade
Lauren Franklin, Sr. Brand Manager at Limeade and Lindsay Lagreid, Solution Architect at Limeade share funny and touching anecdotes about their experiences in the workplace and demonstrate how your organization can take action to become a more inclusive and diverse workforce.
What is internal communications, and why should any company spend money on it? Learning how to improve employee communications allows for more work to be done in less time and with less frustration.
The document contains quotes and excerpts from a book about maximizing internal communication. It discusses how employees are overwhelmed with information but want clarity on where the organization is going and their role in its success. Effective internal communication is described as creating authentic dialogues between employees. The book advocates letting employees in on the "why" to engage them in the "what" and focuses on outcomes rather than just outputs when maximizing internal communication. It also presents opportunities for employee communicators as great and possibilities as exciting.
This document outlines a 6 step process for building effective internal communication within an organization:
1. Observe target audiences through interviews, surveys, and diagnosing opportunity areas to understand their real and desired perceptions of the organization.
2. Analyze any misunderstandings between the real and desired images and prioritize the most urgent and important problems.
3. Develop a communication plan with objectives, limits, proposed solutions, and timelines created through brainstorming.
4. Define targeted communication messages for specific audiences using the right communication tools and timing.
5. Implement the communication plan through a team or individually by creating and distributing targeted messages.
6. Track results through before and after evaluation
The document discusses strategies for using internal communication to improve, speed up, and renew an organization. Some key strategies proposed include using competitive elements and games to engage employees in improvement programs, communicating regularly using the POWER strategy of personalizing messages and focusing on how changes will benefit employees, and strengthening an organization's identity by facilitating connections between employees and leadership. It also emphasizes the importance of listening to employees, sharing their stories, and involving them in identifying and implementing solutions for organizational change.
What 2014 holds for Internal CommunicationsTrefor Smith
This is the follow up to last years guide to Internal Communication trends. This years guide outlines 4 main areas that we think are going to be key in 2014, along with sub themes and a wealth of hints and tips. We hope it is of benefit, and brings you success with your 2014 internal communications!
What Will the Performance Review Look Like in 2016?O.C. Tanner
The document discusses the decline of traditional annual performance reviews and the rise of a new model of continuous performance development. It notes that most companies find traditional reviews to be an ineffective use of time, and that ratings typically say more about the rater than the employee. The new model emphasizes empowering employees to set goals for each initiative, focusing on strengths, providing ongoing feedback, and giving meaningful recognition to inspire innovation.
This document discusses key concepts for business communication and reports, including choosing relevant information for the intended audience, researching topics from various sources, using reports to enhance one's image and minimize problems, and how social media is affecting professional communication. It emphasizes the importance of persuasion and understanding the audience to create effective messages. The document also reflects on how the course learning can be applied professionally to grow and achieve better results.
This document discusses leadership development training. It provides an overview of the training content and delivery approach. The training focuses on developing delegation skills through interactive sessions and challenges. Leaders are given tasks to apply the skills with their teams and receive follow up coaching. The goal is to support personal and professional growth through practical application of the leadership techniques.
Limeade has worked around the clock, consulting doctors and heeding the advice of subject matter experts to launch new activities that are now available to incorporate into your customer experiences. We encourage you to join us for this webinar where we’ll be sharing best practices to support employees with care during times of crisis.
Internal communications in the workplace has undergone tremendous changes. Technology, remote working, globalization, and flat structures have led businesses to rethink how they communicate with their employees.
In these slides, we discuss, what internal communications is, how to put an effective internal comms plan in place, and the latest trends, standards, benefits, and challenges.
Dialing In, Tuning Out: How to Make Your Conference Calls More EffectiveInterCall
New collaboration tools are forcing a shift in how we work, and how we communicate with colleagues and clients. Given the pervasive adoption of mobile devices, traditional meetings can be taken from the most non-traditional places
(bathrooms and beaches included).
InterCall, the world’s largest conferencing and collaboration provider, sifted through mobile call data and surveyed more than 500 full-time employees to get a stronger grasp of how mobile conferencing is changing day-to-day business, and what exactly people are up to during conference calls.
It's time to face the (hold) music. Take a look at this presentation to not just learn about what people are doing during conference calls but ways to avoid meeting-induced productivity drains and the subsequent blow to your company's profits. You can make mobile conferencing more efficient, engaging and reliable, and we've got the tips and tools to help you do it.
The document discusses how ineffective internal communication tools like emails and newsletters are at engaging employees. 71% of U.S. employees are disengaged, costing businesses $370 billion per year in lost productivity. The document introduces PDP Integrated Modules, a software solution using digital newspapers, employee directories, and real-time performance metrics displays, to improve internal communication and create highly effective, engaged workplace cultures. Companies using PDP Modules saw 47% higher returns for shareholders over 5 years by aligning employees through improved internal communication.
Survey kiosk, smiley feedback with a Celpax Rebecca Lundin
A survey kiosk with smileys to measure employee engagement. A tool for managers that want to improve their workplace, hands-on.
Your 1st is free (1max per company)
The Celpax data shows if your improvements are working:
1. Employees press green or red to answer “How was your day?” when the shift ends
2. The online dashboard shows hourly, daily, weekly and monthly results
3. Fix something red! Check the data to see if it worked :)
HR internal Communications Strategy: 3 steps to Increasing Employee EngagementPoppulo
Download our free How to Guide on the same topic here: http://bit.ly/2HJUaBj
According to a recent Global Workplace Report by Gallup, organizations with more engaged employees produce better results. But almost everywhere in the world, two out of three people are disengaged from the work they do! HR leaders are uniquely placed within organisations to create genuine dialogue and personalize communications with their workforce through their internal communications strategy.
We present "3 Crucial Steps to Increasing Employee Engagement" - a 5 minute must-read deck for every HR professional.
---
We know that every organization faces different communication challenges. Call us now if you’d like to discuss yours with one of our IC experts.
Intl. +353 21 242 7277
UK 0800 904 7955
US 781 443 7600
or visit Poppulo.com
The Value of Tribal Knowledge and Strategies to Increase AdoptionKanwal Khipple
Description: Organizations are investing in enterprise social networks at an alarming rate. To gain the benefits of improving employee engagement, collaboration, and knowledge sharing requires you to look beyond technology deployment. Attend this session to learn how social tools can play a critical role, what strategies that can help drive organizational change. This session will help IT architecture and infrastructure personnel understand #esn adoption issues, the role of change management, and alignment of social tools with strategic business initiatives. As part of this session, we’ll also look at a customer case study on how Yammer is continuing to transform a global organization.
Agenda:
1. Social Maturity – present how social enterprise networks have changed over the course of the past decade (atlassian, give, newsgator, sp2010, yammer)
2. Creating a Collaborative / Social Environment – what are some of the top ways organizations are changing the traditional collaboration model and the risks involved.
3. Enable business value – scenarios and opportunities to create business value
4. Change Mgmt models – what training, governance and adoption strategies work and where your organization fits.
Using social media for internal communicationRachel Miller
The document discusses using social media for internal communication. It provides examples of how social media can benefit organizations by opening new feedback channels, encouraging collaboration across silos, and acting as a searchable knowledge base. However, the document also cautions that most companies have not fully tapped the potential of social media due to lack of leadership and overemphasis on technology alone. It stresses that companies must develop social media strategies that engage workers and pull them into using new tools, rather than just implementing technologies.
[Webinar] Elevating Internal Communications: From Tactical Function to Strate...Poppulo
The document discusses strategies for transforming internal communications (IC) functions within organizations. It provides data from a survey of over 700 respondents on current IC practices and challenges. The main points summarized are:
1. The survey found that IC functions that have long-term strategies in place are more confident in their channel use, more likely to be involved in strategic decisions, and more likely to be seen as trusted advisers.
2. Many IC functions lack the right tools and resources, with over half reporting budgets under $50,000. Adopting new technologies and tools is seen as important for engagement.
3. IC functions are transforming to focus more on strategic activities rather than administrative work. Larger IC teams are
Best Practices in Internal Communication Using Your Hospital IntranetAnne Sweeney
The document discusses best practices for using an intranet for internal communication in hospitals. It recommends developing an internal communication program that leverages multiple employee touchpoints, such as becoming your own publisher, telling employees information first, making communication two-way, maintaining a regular schedule, and launching a brand ambassador program. The document also provides examples of features that can be included on an intranet to facilitate internal communication, such as news, events, blogs, forums, wikis, and crisis management tools.
The document discusses a company's strategy for entering the cereal market. It analyzes competitors' strategies and product offerings. It also performs a SWOT analysis, discusses choosing the right product mix based on contribution margin, and outlines a potential balance sheet. The key points are that the company aims to differentiate its products, gain market share, and create a monopoly through quality assurance and competitive pricing. It will focus on the niche market for strawberries, nuts, and raisins, which make up 59% of past sales.
The document summarizes the work of three improvement teams of the CHPPD (Community Health and Public Policy Development) Section. Team 1 focused on member engagement. Team 2 improved communication about invited sessions. Team 3 engaged diverse stakeholders on the relationship between transportation and public health. The facilitators posed four discussion questions on continuing this work and evaluating the continuous quality improvement process. Next steps include providing follow-up thoughts to the listed facilitators.
Not-So-Hidden Disability: Building Community Through Fashionable Technologyflobotic
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document announces the Second Annual IAFIE-EUROPE Conference to be held in Athens, Greece from June 22-24, 2017. The conference theme is "Intelligence Studies in a Time of European Crisis" and will feature panels on topics such as intelligence education in Europe, security challenges in Europe, and intelligence cooperation in Europe. The conference will include keynote speakers and workshops presenting new developments and teaching methods in intelligence. Attendees are asked to submit paper and abstract proposals to the event chairman and register by depositing 150 Euro in the IAFIE-Europe banking account.
The document provides definitions and descriptions of key terms related to how internet traffic moves:
- An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides individuals and businesses access to the internet for a monthly fee. ISPs connect users to the internet and are connected to each other.
- America Online (AOL) is an internet company that operates websites and has over 24 million members worldwide, including 5.9 million in Europe.
- A Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) is a small, portable computer used to store contact information, access the internet, and use applications on the go.
This document defines various culinary and cultural terms including bakery, culture, customer, dough, ingredients, recipe, international, kneading, flaky, golden brown, dessert, batch, Yiddish, and salmon. It provides examples for each term to illustrate its meaning such as stopping at a bakery to buy doughnuts, using ingredients like milk in a recipe, kneading dough for cookies, and eating salmon for dinner.
Hand Crafted Individual Soft Toys & Affordable Quirky Art & Products | Reach out to Children in need | plant a seed of Hope | Patch a broken Heart | Recycle | Raise awareness in society | Feel Good about giving back | Create a Culture of Fun | Add some sunshine to someone's life |
The document defines and provides examples for 20 words related to emotions, sounds, and movements. Some of the words described include angry, fussing, groaned, grumbled, sighed, scurried, hissed, wobbly, and tiptoed. Examples are given to illustrate how each word is used in context.
1st and 2nd quarter high freq. slideshow voicevermigle
The document contains a list of common words that frequently appear in written English texts. Many of the words relate to basic actions, objects, relationships and descriptors like "of", "the", "a", "to", "and", "in", "is", "you", "that", "it", "he", "was", "for", "on", "are", "with", "as", "I", "his", "they", "at", "have", "this", "but", "not", "or", "be", "by", "from". Other common words include those about family, animals, colors, feelings and verbs like "see", "read", "come", "know",
The document discusses using social technology to drive collaboration and productivity in organizations. It aims to improve communication, foster innovation, break down silos, facilitate learning, discover people, products and content, manage information, and collaborate on projects. Some common reasons for social tools failing include lack of social culture, public participation, training, executive support and willingness. It provides indicators that change is needed and outlines a 5 step process: conducting an internal and external audit, forming a social media team, establishing a strategy, selecting tools, providing team training, and launching a pilot project. Finally, it discusses potential rewards and provides 3 case studies as examples.
This document discusses how technology use can lead to stress, burnout, and decreased productivity among nonprofit professionals and organizations. It provides tips for personal technology wellness, such as using an alarm clock instead of phone to wake up, taking walking meetings, and regularly unplugging from technology. It also recommends bringing technology wellness into the workplace through practices like dedicating time for quiet work without distractions, scheduling meetings around energy levels, and creating device-free zones. The goal is to use technology and structure workdays intentionally to improve focus, health, and happiness for nonprofit employees and organizations.
This document outlines 11 steps for creating excellent internal communications to improve employee engagement. It recommends (1) understanding your mixed audience, (2) listening to employees and tailoring messages to their language, (3) making communications a two-way conversation, (4) focusing content on corporate strategy and desired behaviors, (5) personalizing communications from specific individuals rather than departments, (6) using multiple channels to cut through noise, (7) cascading information face-to-face, (8) balancing newsletters with employee comments, (9) using intranets as an information hub while keeping it engaging, (10) measuring engagement through surveys and focus groups, and (11) addressing rumors through transparent communications.
Beth Kanter discusses effective technology habits for nonprofit professionals and organizations. She notes that constant technology use can lead to stress and burnout. Her presentation covers personal technology wellness tips like using an alarm clock instead of phone to wake up, taking regular breaks from technology, and organizing phones to avoid overuse. She also provides suggestions for nonprofit workplaces, such as implementing "creativity time" for employees and reducing unnecessary meetings to prevent technology overload. The goal is to bring better technology wellness practices to nonprofit professionals and their organizations.
This document discusses communication and provides information on various topics related to communication. It defines communication as the transfer and understanding of meaning. It notes that poor communication is a common source of conflict. It outlines the main functions of communication as control, motivation, emotional expression, and information. It describes the communication process and different directions of communication such as downward, upward, and lateral. It discusses interpersonal communication including oral, written, and nonverbal communication. It also covers organizational communication patterns and the grapevine. Finally, it addresses electronic communication and some advantages and challenges of email.
This document discusses technology wellness in the nonprofit workplace. It notes that technology use can contribute to burnout among nonprofit professionals due to information overload and constant connectivity. The document provides tips for personal technology wellness, such as protecting sleep, taking breaks from technology, and organizing mobile phones to avoid overuse. It also discusses bringing technology wellness practices into nonprofit organizations through initiatives like walking meetings, movement breaks, and creating a culture that values focus time without distractions.
Social media and working online doesn't have to be overwhelming; you can take back control. This free webinar explores personal productivity techniques, including the use of attention training and visualization, to combat distraction. It will also cover conscious computing tools and apps that can help lengthen your attention span and replace information overload with a sense of mindfulness. The tips and tools, once you put them into practice, will help you achieve more in less time and ultimately increase your focus and wellbeing.
Based on the ideas in The Happy Healthy Nonprofit: Strategies for Impact without Burnout, internationally acclaimed trainer and author Beth Kanter leads this fun, interactive webinar.
Speaking at Empower Denver's educational event on 8/1618. Packed with time management and organizational tips to make you more productive at work and in your business. www.NancyGaines.com
Technology Wellness in the Nonprofit WorkplaceBeth Kanter
The document summarizes Beth Kanter's presentation on technology wellness in the nonprofit workplace. Some key points:
- Constant technology use is changing brain function and reducing attention spans. Nonprofits need strategies to encourage downtime.
- Kanter presented assessments to measure individual technology wellness and suggested tips like standing desks, walking meetings, and meditation.
- For organizations, she recommended addressing "collaborative overload" through planning rituals, clear communication standards, and defining focus time versus meeting time.
- Peer coaching sessions helped attendees discuss challenges and get advice from others.
Working Lunch Seminar Series - Crowdsourcing & Employee EngagementAscentum
The document discusses a working lunch seminar on crowdsourcing and employee engagement hosted by Joe Peters and Stephan Telka of Ascentum. [1] It provides an overview of Ascentum and their approach to public involvement, employee engagement, and stakeholder relations. [2] The seminar then covers topics like what employee engagement and crowdsourcing are, reasons for engaging employees, symptoms of an unengaged workforce, what an idea forum is, and tips for successfully implementing crowdsourcing initiatives. [3] It concludes with a demonstration of an idea forum tool.
The document discusses problems that arise due to lack of communication between management and employees. It notes psychological, social, behavioral, and resource issues such as anxiety, distrust, poor customer service, and untapped talent. To address this, the document proposes creating a more communicative environment through encouraging informal communication, "feedforward" meetings, an incentives program, mentoring, and talent management. This would lead to more effective leadership, motivated employees, and improved company performance.
Internal comms - building guiding principles and choosing the right toolsCharityComms
This document discusses internal communications in organizations. It defines internal communications as communications among employees within an organization. It then discusses different types of internal communication tools like email, instant messaging, meetings, newsletters, intranets, and video conferencing. It notes that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. The goals of internal communications are to ensure employees are working towards common goals, develop a cohesive culture, empower employees, show appreciation for employees, and create feedback channels. It also provides examples from different organizations on how they have effectively implemented various internal communication strategies and tools.
With established metrics for success, you can quantify progress and adjust your process to produce the desired outcome.
Without clear objectives, you're stuck in a constant state of guessing. Leaders at all levels should rigorously define — and measure — what excellence means.
The document discusses best practices for building a social business by aligning social media approaches with business goals. It covers the basics of using social media externally for marketing, sales and customer service, and internally for collaboration. It also discusses different organizational models for social media management and provides tips on planning, gaining buy-in, and addressing challenges. The overall message is that companies should define goals, identify supporting social use cases, and align their culture and approaches to effectively leverage social media.
The document discusses the mobile knowledge worker and challenges organizations face in supporting work-life balance, attracting talent, improving job satisfaction, and managing global deployment. It defines the modern mobile worker, busting myths that they are young females or only technology workers by presenting data showing most are over 40, male, and in professional/managerial roles. The costs of fragmented communication and lack of knowledge sharing among mobile workers is estimated at $26,250 per employee annually. New social tools are needed to help mobile knowledge workers focus on work, share knowledge, keep up with teams, and be part of the social enterprise.
A talk by Rob Catalano
Chief Engagement Officer, WorkTango
As uncertainty spreads through organizations, executives, HR professionals, and every single employee, it gets challenging to operate in a ‘new normal.’
But in unprecedented times, your employees matter now, more than ever. This session will discuss:
· The impact uncertain times have on employees and why it’s important for companies to respond
· Specific recommendations on how to engage employees given the uncertainty in the workplace
· The mindset and approach that you need to start with
· Examples of companies that are doing it well to inspire action in your organization
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Utilize social media networking to make your business more social. Learn how to craft a social media marketing strategy that will help generate more leads for your business and establish its digital presence. This deck covers the origins of social media, how to plan a social media strategy, and how to successfully implement it across your organization. Taught by David Meiselman of Actifio.
Avoid these 10 mistakes in your internal communications strategyVing
An effective internal communications strategy is crucial to your financial bottom line. Effective communicators and increased profits are directly related. Here are 10 mistakes you should avoid so you can stop sabotaging the way you communicate.
The Impact of Work Stress and Digital Literacy on Employee Performance at PT ...AJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT :This research aims to analyze the correlation between employee work stress and digital literacy
with employee performance at PT Telkom Akses Area Cirebon, both concurrently and partially. Employing a
quantitative approach, the study's objectives are descriptive and causal, adopting a positivist paradigm with a
deductive approach to theory development and a survey research strategy. Findings reveal that work stress
negatively and significantly impacts employee performance, while digital literacy positively and significantly
affects it. Simultaneously, work stress and digital literacy have a positive and significant influence on employee
performance. It is anticipated that company management will devise workload management strategies to
alleviate work stress and assess the implementation of more efficient digital technology to enhance employee
performance.
KEYWORDS -digital literacy, employee performance,job stress, multiple regression analysis, workload
management
STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF HUZHOU TOURISMAJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Huzhou has rich tourism resources, as early as a considerable development since the reform and
opening up, especially in recent years, Huzhou tourism has ushered in a new period of development
opportunities. At present, Huzhou tourism has become one of the most characteristic tourist cities on the East
China tourism line. With the development of Huzhou City, the tourism industry has been further improved, and
the tourism degree of the whole city has further increased the transformation and upgrading of the tourism
industry. However, the development of tourism in Huzhou City still lags far behind the tourism development of
major cities in East China. This round of research mainly analyzes the current development of tourism in
Huzhou City, on the basis of analyzing the specific situation, pointed out that the current development of
Huzhou tourism problems, and then analyzes these problems one by one, and put forward some specific
solutions, so as to promote the further rapid development of tourism in Huzhou City.
KEYWORDS:Huzhou; Travel; Development
Factors affecting undergraduate students’ motivation at a university in Tra VinhAJHSSR Journal
ABSTRACT: Motivation plays an important role in foreign language learning process. This study aimed to
investigate student’s motivation patterns towards English language learning at a University in Tra Vinh, and factors
affecting their motivation change toward English language learning of non-English-major students in the semester.
The researcher used semi-structured interview at the first phase of choosing the participants and writing reflection
through the instrument called “My English Learning Motivation History” adapted from Sawyer (2007) to collect
qualitative data within 15 weeks. The participants consisted of nine first year non-English-major students who learning
General English at pre-intermediate level. They were chosen and divided into three groups of three members each
(high motivation group; average motivation group; and low motivation group). The results of the present study
identified six visual motivation patterns of three groups of students with different motivation fluctuation, through the
use of cluster analysis. The study also indicated a diversity of factors affecting students’ motivation involving internal
factors as influencing factors (cognitive, psychology, and emotion) and external factors as social factors (instructor,
peers, family, and learning environment) during English language learning in a period of 15 weeks. The findings of
the study helped teacher understand relationship of motivation change and its influential factors. Furthermore, the
findings also inspired next research about motivation development in learning English process.
KEY WORDS: language learning motivation, motivation change, motivation patterns, influential factors, students’
motivation.
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8. 96%
of execs cite lack of collaboration or
ineffective communication for
work place failure
Social Media Around the World 2012 – In-Sites
9. Professionals receive
an average of 304
emails a week
Average office
worker checks their
email 36 times an
hour
It typically takes 1015 minutes to
refocus on a project
following an email