GovDelivery provides a digital subscription management service that helps government agencies communicate important information to the public in an efficient and cost-effective manner. Using the latest technologies, GovDelivery automatically distributes messages through email, SMS, social media, and other channels to keep the public informed on topics like news, events, policies, and emergency updates. This proactive communication allows agencies to increase engagement while reducing overall spending on communications.
Scott Burns, CEO & co-Founder, GovDelivery "The State of Digital Communications" presentation at GovDelivery's 2013 Digital Communications Tour: Minnesota stop on February 5, 2013.
Dominican Hospital needed to improve communications between departments and locations. They installed MediaTile's cellular digital signage system in seven locations across two campuses. This allowed easy creation and scheduling of content to provide important notices to patients, visitors, staff and physicians. The system improved visibility of the hospital foundation's work, modernized the facility's image, and created a centralized way to manage messages and distribute alerts. MediaTile's solution provided an affordable and simple to use digital signage network without needing an on-site IT infrastructure.
The document discusses the importance of standards for the service industry in the UK. It makes three key points:
1) Services now make up 75% of the UK economy and are increasingly complex, so standards are needed to help customers understand their options and make informed choices.
2) Standards benefit both customers and service providers by providing best practices, protecting customers, and allowing innovation.
3) The UK is a world leader in developing service standards, and BSI plays a key role in creating international standards based on the British model.
The document outlines seven best practices for deploying agile multichannel platforms: 1) Build world-class experiences in each channel; 2) Staff each channel with employees suited to it; 3) Link information and tools seamlessly between channels; 4) Develop logical channel routing based on customer preferences; 5) Integrate "invisible channels" like social media and self-help; 6) Include customer segmentation in architecture; 7) Track effectiveness over time to optimize the experience. Following these practices helps reduce costs by 21% on average while improving productivity.
Companies are increasingly using common short codes (CSC) and SMS mobile marketing to reach wide audiences. CSC allows companies to send promotional, informational, or interactive messages to opted-in customers through a 5-6 digit number. Examples show CSC campaigns generated significantly higher response rates than websites. Metrics like message opens, subscriptions, leads, and purchases allow companies to calculate return on investment. Integrating CSC with other channels like email, apps, and websites creates more effective multichannel mobile strategies.
Time-based metadata and the emerging video landscape. By Zane Vella, WatchwithGeoff Katz
No matter how well resourced a media or entertainment company might be, it is near impossible to keep up with every new digital distribution opportunity, and equally impossible to differentiate your program content from one distribution outlet to another. The solution is to turn the tables, and for the content owner to offer each distribution partner a variable package of time-based related content metadata associated with each licensed program. This related content metadata becomes the key ingredient for each distribution partner to deliver a differentiated, value-added consumer experience to their enduser or consumer.
SMS Continues to be the Best Mobile Marketing Channel With 102.4 percent wireless penetration in the United States*, more companies and organizations use the medium to reach out to existing and potential customers.
Specifically, SMS is the most effective channel for marketers because of its simplicity, adoption (or) familiarity, and unbiased reach. Virtually all phones are SMS capable, which means the channel can reach 5 billion subscribers worldwide. The International Association for the Wireless Telecommunications Industry (CTIA) reported U.S. annualized yearly text messaging at 2.12 trillion in June 2011, indicating a huge opportunity for marketers. And, according to Nielsen Mobile, the average consumer sends 600 messages per month compared to using less than 200 voice minutes.
This document summarizes a service user engagement project run by the Stronger Communities Programme. The project aims to develop a model for meaningful engagement of hard to reach groups in planning and delivering services. In year 1, it monitored 3 pilot projects involving hard to reach groups and produced research. In year 2, it developed a policy for user involvement and a toolkit. In year 3 it provided training on user involvement. The document discusses methods for involvement, evaluation, and making engagement accessible. It aims to empower users to shape and monitor public services through engagement training.
Scott Burns, CEO & co-Founder, GovDelivery "The State of Digital Communications" presentation at GovDelivery's 2013 Digital Communications Tour: Minnesota stop on February 5, 2013.
Dominican Hospital needed to improve communications between departments and locations. They installed MediaTile's cellular digital signage system in seven locations across two campuses. This allowed easy creation and scheduling of content to provide important notices to patients, visitors, staff and physicians. The system improved visibility of the hospital foundation's work, modernized the facility's image, and created a centralized way to manage messages and distribute alerts. MediaTile's solution provided an affordable and simple to use digital signage network without needing an on-site IT infrastructure.
The document discusses the importance of standards for the service industry in the UK. It makes three key points:
1) Services now make up 75% of the UK economy and are increasingly complex, so standards are needed to help customers understand their options and make informed choices.
2) Standards benefit both customers and service providers by providing best practices, protecting customers, and allowing innovation.
3) The UK is a world leader in developing service standards, and BSI plays a key role in creating international standards based on the British model.
The document outlines seven best practices for deploying agile multichannel platforms: 1) Build world-class experiences in each channel; 2) Staff each channel with employees suited to it; 3) Link information and tools seamlessly between channels; 4) Develop logical channel routing based on customer preferences; 5) Integrate "invisible channels" like social media and self-help; 6) Include customer segmentation in architecture; 7) Track effectiveness over time to optimize the experience. Following these practices helps reduce costs by 21% on average while improving productivity.
Companies are increasingly using common short codes (CSC) and SMS mobile marketing to reach wide audiences. CSC allows companies to send promotional, informational, or interactive messages to opted-in customers through a 5-6 digit number. Examples show CSC campaigns generated significantly higher response rates than websites. Metrics like message opens, subscriptions, leads, and purchases allow companies to calculate return on investment. Integrating CSC with other channels like email, apps, and websites creates more effective multichannel mobile strategies.
Time-based metadata and the emerging video landscape. By Zane Vella, WatchwithGeoff Katz
No matter how well resourced a media or entertainment company might be, it is near impossible to keep up with every new digital distribution opportunity, and equally impossible to differentiate your program content from one distribution outlet to another. The solution is to turn the tables, and for the content owner to offer each distribution partner a variable package of time-based related content metadata associated with each licensed program. This related content metadata becomes the key ingredient for each distribution partner to deliver a differentiated, value-added consumer experience to their enduser or consumer.
SMS Continues to be the Best Mobile Marketing Channel With 102.4 percent wireless penetration in the United States*, more companies and organizations use the medium to reach out to existing and potential customers.
Specifically, SMS is the most effective channel for marketers because of its simplicity, adoption (or) familiarity, and unbiased reach. Virtually all phones are SMS capable, which means the channel can reach 5 billion subscribers worldwide. The International Association for the Wireless Telecommunications Industry (CTIA) reported U.S. annualized yearly text messaging at 2.12 trillion in June 2011, indicating a huge opportunity for marketers. And, according to Nielsen Mobile, the average consumer sends 600 messages per month compared to using less than 200 voice minutes.
This document summarizes a service user engagement project run by the Stronger Communities Programme. The project aims to develop a model for meaningful engagement of hard to reach groups in planning and delivering services. In year 1, it monitored 3 pilot projects involving hard to reach groups and produced research. In year 2, it developed a policy for user involvement and a toolkit. In year 3 it provided training on user involvement. The document discusses methods for involvement, evaluation, and making engagement accessible. It aims to empower users to shape and monitor public services through engagement training.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) shifted to using GovDelivery to improve communication with customers. DSA's previous email service was unreliable and resulted in many undeliverable messages. With GovDelivery, DSA can now efficiently share information through multiple channels like email, YouTube, and Twitter. In just six months, DSA built a subscriber base of over 18,500 and has sent over 800,000 messages. GovDelivery allows DSA to better achieve its mission of promoting road safety through consistent, effective communication.
GovDelivery allows local authorities to reduce customer service costs by automatically sending email, SMS, and social media alerts to keep communities informed about important services and updates. Using the latest communication technology, GovDelivery engages communities more effectively and encourages self-service through online channels. As a result, communities can make better decisions and are more satisfied with services. GovDelivery has proven effective for over 350 government entities worldwide in delivering over 2 billion messages annually to more than 16.6 million subscribers.
John Ploughman GovDelivery Presentation: DSA Gets DigitalGov Delivery
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has expanded its use of digital communications like Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook to engage with the public about safe driving initiatives. Some key developments include launching Twitter in 2009 which now has over 3,300 followers, launching their YouTube channel in 2009 which has received over 1.6 million video views, and launching a GovDelivery subscription service in 2010 that now has over 24,000 subscribers. The DSA has also started using Facebook and plans to create mobile-friendly and online-only versions of their magazine to continue improving digital outreach.
Government agencies are increasingly using multiple digital channels like websites, email, social media, and text messaging to communicate with citizens. However, integrating these various channels effectively remains a challenge. An integrated platform like GovDelivery allows government to automatically send alerts about updated information across websites, YouTube, Twitter, blogs and more. This helps agencies like the Driving Standards Agency better engage citizens and increase awareness of important updates.
The document discusses moving paper processes to more cost-effective online usage. It notes that paper usage contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and waste. It then discusses how digital communication and social media can help reduce paper usage and costs while improving engagement with citizens. Government services are now discussed online through social media rather than just websites.
The document discusses cost savings for UK public sector agencies from sending communications electronically rather than by mail. It provides examples of potential cost savings agencies could see depending on the number of recipients. For an agency with 10,000 recipients, the document estimates they could save over £19,000 per year from quarterly mailings or over £258,000 per year from weekly mailings by switching to digital distribution. In addition to direct mailing costs, agencies could save over £20,000 annually from reducing staffing needs by allowing the public to access information online.
Simon Swan (Met Office) Gov Delivery ppt 3[1]Gov Delivery
This document discusses the Met Office's use of GovDelivery and online marketing tools to increase web reach. It provides two case studies: during the 2010 volcanic ash crisis, targeted search campaigns helped increase GovDelivery subscriptions; and promoting weather content for Glastonbury Festival on platforms like events calendars and social media. Future plans include developing more targeted content for communities like sailors, walkers and cyclists to continuously engage subscribers.
GovDelivery allows local authorities to keep their communities informed about important services through automated emails, SMS, social media, and website updates. This reduces customer service costs by 20% by moving users to cheaper online channels, while improving service levels and satisfaction. GovDelivery is proven and used by over 350 government entities worldwide to engage residents through the most effective digital communication channels.
Social Media's Role in Cost-Effective Digital CommunicationsGranicus
Scott Burns, CEO and co-Founder of GovDelivery, discusses social media within the context of a complete digital communications strategy at GovDelivery's social media conference.
GovDelivery: Social Media's Role in Cost Effective Digital Communication (in ...Scott Burns
Presentation from October 2011 where I shared some insights on social media's role in cost-effective digital communications as well as what GovDelivery as the #1 provider of government to citizen communication has learned and how we've responded
The document discusses marketing capabilities for the digital age according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). BCG surveyed over 30 major corporations to understand how their marketing organizations are dealing with changes brought by digital technologies and identified challenges, best practices, and benefits. Key findings include the need to restructure marketing organizations to capitalize on digital opportunities, varying degrees of investment and expertise across industries, and guidelines to maximize returns from digital marketing through strategies like aligning digital efforts with business objectives and improving customer service through social media.
The document discusses GovDelivery, a digital communications management platform, and how it could help the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) enhance its communication outreach. GovDelivery allows agencies to maximize outreach through email and social media, engage more citizens, and automate complex communications. It also facilitates cross-promotion across government agencies to reach larger audiences. The presentation outlines GovDelivery's services and provides examples of how other agencies have benefitted from increased reach, engagement, and satisfaction. Next steps include identifying stakeholders within EPA and technical questions to address.
Bobbie Browning, SVP of Enterprise Strategy with GovDelivery, gives a short presentation on 2012 trends in government digital communications. Visit govdelivery.com for more content.
press release power today (Breaking Through the Noise Best Practices in News ...topnewswireservices
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, news distribution remains a powerful tool for breaking through the noise. Choosing the right newswire services, crafting compelling releases, and staying abreast of industry trends are paramount for success. As technology continues to shape the way we share information, embracing these best practices ensures that your message not only reaches but resonates with your audience.
press release power (Breaking Through the Noise Best Practices in News Distri...topnewswireservices
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, news distribution remains a powerful tool for breaking through the noise. Choosing the right newswire services, crafting compelling releases, and staying abreast of industry trends are paramount for success. As technology continues to shape the way we share information, embracing these best practices ensures that your message not only reaches but resonates with your audience.
The document discusses the challenges facing modern governments and how adopting a "next-gen government" approach can help address these challenges. Some of the key challenges mentioned include budget cuts, rising citizen expectations for digital services, and the fast pace of technological change. The document proposes that digital government is the leading approach to meet these challenges by focusing on goals like saving taxpayer money, delivering citizen-centric services, and keeping up with technological changes. It advocates adopting a "digital first" approach, encouraging innovation through partnerships, shifting resources to digital, and effectively managing operations with limited resources.
The presentation was from the Business as Mutual conference held at Anglia Ruskin University on 12th September 2012. To find out more visit www.businessasmutual.co.uk
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This document discusses how out-of-home (OOH) media can remain relevant for brands in the modern media landscape. It notes that consumers are spending more time with digital media compared to traditional media. OOH media is traditionally a passive medium but needs to engage consumers. The document provides examples of collaborations between OOH media companies and brands to create customized content. It argues that OOH media needs to be integrated into holistic marketing plans and campaigns to be effective.
This document summarizes the key lessons and best practices around creating effective creative content campaigns. It discusses case studies of successful campaigns run by several companies, including Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Sungard Availability Services, Cox Media, and Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions. The campaigns utilized a variety of content formats and distribution channels to generate significant business results, including millions in revenue and hundreds of qualified leads. The document emphasizes the importance of considering the buyer's journey, using multiple touchpoints and formats, injecting personality and creativity, and making content easy to consume.
The broadcast industry continues evolve. As a result the vendors serving this dynamic industry are also expanding their capabilities to include professional services. This white paper highlights the market trends and challenges facing broadcast vendors.
The document summarizes the national policy context around public service mutuals in the UK. It defines public service mutuals as organizations that have spun out of the public sector and continue delivering public services with a high degree of employee control. The coalition government is committed to increasing diversity of providers, including mutuals, to support objectives like greater value and innovation. Support programs provide information, advice, and professional services to help emerging mutuals. A growing number of mutuals have been established across various sectors like social care and fire services. Future work aims to further support mutuals through targeted campaigns, finance access, and raising local authority awareness.
Mekanism is a digital marketing company that specializes in viral marketing campaigns. They focus on storytelling through emerging media platforms and have experienced 68% annual growth in billings. Mekanism engineers virality by creating online campaigns and leveraging digital influencers to help spread the campaigns. As clients now request additional services, Mekanism considers expanding to become a full-service ad agency to strengthen relationships and better serve client needs, but risks diluting their core competency in viral marketing.
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) shifted to using GovDelivery to improve communication with customers. DSA's previous email service was unreliable and resulted in many undeliverable messages. With GovDelivery, DSA can now efficiently share information through multiple channels like email, YouTube, and Twitter. In just six months, DSA built a subscriber base of over 18,500 and has sent over 800,000 messages. GovDelivery allows DSA to better achieve its mission of promoting road safety through consistent, effective communication.
GovDelivery allows local authorities to reduce customer service costs by automatically sending email, SMS, and social media alerts to keep communities informed about important services and updates. Using the latest communication technology, GovDelivery engages communities more effectively and encourages self-service through online channels. As a result, communities can make better decisions and are more satisfied with services. GovDelivery has proven effective for over 350 government entities worldwide in delivering over 2 billion messages annually to more than 16.6 million subscribers.
John Ploughman GovDelivery Presentation: DSA Gets DigitalGov Delivery
The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has expanded its use of digital communications like Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook to engage with the public about safe driving initiatives. Some key developments include launching Twitter in 2009 which now has over 3,300 followers, launching their YouTube channel in 2009 which has received over 1.6 million video views, and launching a GovDelivery subscription service in 2010 that now has over 24,000 subscribers. The DSA has also started using Facebook and plans to create mobile-friendly and online-only versions of their magazine to continue improving digital outreach.
Government agencies are increasingly using multiple digital channels like websites, email, social media, and text messaging to communicate with citizens. However, integrating these various channels effectively remains a challenge. An integrated platform like GovDelivery allows government to automatically send alerts about updated information across websites, YouTube, Twitter, blogs and more. This helps agencies like the Driving Standards Agency better engage citizens and increase awareness of important updates.
The document discusses moving paper processes to more cost-effective online usage. It notes that paper usage contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and waste. It then discusses how digital communication and social media can help reduce paper usage and costs while improving engagement with citizens. Government services are now discussed online through social media rather than just websites.
The document discusses cost savings for UK public sector agencies from sending communications electronically rather than by mail. It provides examples of potential cost savings agencies could see depending on the number of recipients. For an agency with 10,000 recipients, the document estimates they could save over £19,000 per year from quarterly mailings or over £258,000 per year from weekly mailings by switching to digital distribution. In addition to direct mailing costs, agencies could save over £20,000 annually from reducing staffing needs by allowing the public to access information online.
Simon Swan (Met Office) Gov Delivery ppt 3[1]Gov Delivery
This document discusses the Met Office's use of GovDelivery and online marketing tools to increase web reach. It provides two case studies: during the 2010 volcanic ash crisis, targeted search campaigns helped increase GovDelivery subscriptions; and promoting weather content for Glastonbury Festival on platforms like events calendars and social media. Future plans include developing more targeted content for communities like sailors, walkers and cyclists to continuously engage subscribers.
GovDelivery allows local authorities to keep their communities informed about important services through automated emails, SMS, social media, and website updates. This reduces customer service costs by 20% by moving users to cheaper online channels, while improving service levels and satisfaction. GovDelivery is proven and used by over 350 government entities worldwide to engage residents through the most effective digital communication channels.
Social Media's Role in Cost-Effective Digital CommunicationsGranicus
Scott Burns, CEO and co-Founder of GovDelivery, discusses social media within the context of a complete digital communications strategy at GovDelivery's social media conference.
GovDelivery: Social Media's Role in Cost Effective Digital Communication (in ...Scott Burns
Presentation from October 2011 where I shared some insights on social media's role in cost-effective digital communications as well as what GovDelivery as the #1 provider of government to citizen communication has learned and how we've responded
The document discusses marketing capabilities for the digital age according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group (BCG). BCG surveyed over 30 major corporations to understand how their marketing organizations are dealing with changes brought by digital technologies and identified challenges, best practices, and benefits. Key findings include the need to restructure marketing organizations to capitalize on digital opportunities, varying degrees of investment and expertise across industries, and guidelines to maximize returns from digital marketing through strategies like aligning digital efforts with business objectives and improving customer service through social media.
The document discusses GovDelivery, a digital communications management platform, and how it could help the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) enhance its communication outreach. GovDelivery allows agencies to maximize outreach through email and social media, engage more citizens, and automate complex communications. It also facilitates cross-promotion across government agencies to reach larger audiences. The presentation outlines GovDelivery's services and provides examples of how other agencies have benefitted from increased reach, engagement, and satisfaction. Next steps include identifying stakeholders within EPA and technical questions to address.
Bobbie Browning, SVP of Enterprise Strategy with GovDelivery, gives a short presentation on 2012 trends in government digital communications. Visit govdelivery.com for more content.
press release power today (Breaking Through the Noise Best Practices in News ...topnewswireservices
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, news distribution remains a powerful tool for breaking through the noise. Choosing the right newswire services, crafting compelling releases, and staying abreast of industry trends are paramount for success. As technology continues to shape the way we share information, embracing these best practices ensures that your message not only reaches but resonates with your audience.
press release power (Breaking Through the Noise Best Practices in News Distri...topnewswireservices
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital communication, news distribution remains a powerful tool for breaking through the noise. Choosing the right newswire services, crafting compelling releases, and staying abreast of industry trends are paramount for success. As technology continues to shape the way we share information, embracing these best practices ensures that your message not only reaches but resonates with your audience.
The document discusses the challenges facing modern governments and how adopting a "next-gen government" approach can help address these challenges. Some of the key challenges mentioned include budget cuts, rising citizen expectations for digital services, and the fast pace of technological change. The document proposes that digital government is the leading approach to meet these challenges by focusing on goals like saving taxpayer money, delivering citizen-centric services, and keeping up with technological changes. It advocates adopting a "digital first" approach, encouraging innovation through partnerships, shifting resources to digital, and effectively managing operations with limited resources.
The presentation was from the Business as Mutual conference held at Anglia Ruskin University on 12th September 2012. To find out more visit www.businessasmutual.co.uk
Telos Media Works caa out of home media forum-Hainan China 赢在户外 庞志毅jaadedios
This document discusses how out-of-home (OOH) media can remain relevant for brands in the modern media landscape. It notes that consumers are spending more time with digital media compared to traditional media. OOH media is traditionally a passive medium but needs to engage consumers. The document provides examples of collaborations between OOH media companies and brands to create customized content. It argues that OOH media needs to be integrated into holistic marketing plans and campaigns to be effective.
This document summarizes the key lessons and best practices around creating effective creative content campaigns. It discusses case studies of successful campaigns run by several companies, including Automatic Data Processing (ADP), Sungard Availability Services, Cox Media, and Toshiba Global Commerce Solutions. The campaigns utilized a variety of content formats and distribution channels to generate significant business results, including millions in revenue and hundreds of qualified leads. The document emphasizes the importance of considering the buyer's journey, using multiple touchpoints and formats, injecting personality and creativity, and making content easy to consume.
The broadcast industry continues evolve. As a result the vendors serving this dynamic industry are also expanding their capabilities to include professional services. This white paper highlights the market trends and challenges facing broadcast vendors.
The document summarizes the national policy context around public service mutuals in the UK. It defines public service mutuals as organizations that have spun out of the public sector and continue delivering public services with a high degree of employee control. The coalition government is committed to increasing diversity of providers, including mutuals, to support objectives like greater value and innovation. Support programs provide information, advice, and professional services to help emerging mutuals. A growing number of mutuals have been established across various sectors like social care and fire services. Future work aims to further support mutuals through targeted campaigns, finance access, and raising local authority awareness.
Mekanism is a digital marketing company that specializes in viral marketing campaigns. They focus on storytelling through emerging media platforms and have experienced 68% annual growth in billings. Mekanism engineers virality by creating online campaigns and leveraging digital influencers to help spread the campaigns. As clients now request additional services, Mekanism considers expanding to become a full-service ad agency to strengthen relationships and better serve client needs, but risks diluting their core competency in viral marketing.
See why digital signage is more than just a screen on a wall and what makes it more efficient than posters and TVs for getting your message in front of your audience.
Social: Session 7: Turbocharging Customer Service Through Social TechnologiesSugarCRM
Social media is becoming an important channel for customer service. To succeed, companies need to get their traditional customer service foundations in order by understanding how customers want to interact, providing universal customer histories, and taming their knowledge problems. They then need to extend customer service to social channels like Facebook and Twitter while still preserving a consistent customer experience. Social media should be integrated with existing customer service systems and knowledge bases to ensure an excellent customer experience across all channels.
The document discusses citizens' expectations of public services and how governments are responding. Citizens now expect public services to provide choice, convenience, and services that adapt to individual needs, similar to private sector standards. Governments are pursuing initiatives to improve customer service, such as joining up services across organizations and introducing more personalized approaches. New technologies are also enabling new ways for citizens to access services.
The document discusses citizens' expectations of public services and how governments are responding. Citizens now expect public services to provide choice, convenience, and services that adapt to individual needs, similar to private sector standards. Governments are pursuing initiatives to improve customer service, such as joining up services across organizations and introducing more personalized approaches. New technologies are also enabling new ways for citizens to access services.
The document discusses the vision and mission of the Efficiency Unit in Hong Kong, which aims to be the preferred consulting partner for government bureaus and departments, and to advance world-class public services. It then provides an overview of a report on customer service in the delivery of public services based on international experience. The report examines citizens' rising expectations of public services, new initiatives for joining up services across organizations, making public services more personalized, using new technologies to better serve users, and improving the user experience of public service delivery.
El Puerto de Algeciras continúa un año más como el más eficiente del continente europeo y vuelve a situarse en el “top ten” mundial, según el informe The Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI), elaborado por el Banco Mundial y la consultora S&P Global.
El informe CPPI utiliza dos enfoques metodológicos diferentes para calcular la clasificación del índice: uno administrativo o técnico y otro estadístico, basado en análisis factorial (FA). Según los autores, esta dualidad pretende asegurar una clasificación que refleje con precisión el rendimiento real del puerto, a la vez que sea estadísticamente sólida. En esta edición del informe CPPI 2023, se han empleado los mismos enfoques metodológicos y se ha aplicado un método de agregación de clasificaciones para combinar los resultados de ambos enfoques y obtener una clasificación agregada.
Here is Gabe Whitley's response to my defamation lawsuit for him calling me a rapist and perjurer in court documents.
You have to read it to believe it, but after you read it, you won't believe it. And I included eight examples of defamatory statements/
Acolyte Episodes review (TV series) The Acolyte. Learn about the influence of the program on the Star Wars world, as well as new characters and story twists.
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Discover the essential tools and strategies for modern PR business success. Learn how to craft compelling news releases, leverage press release sites and news wires, stay updated with PR news, and integrate effective PR practices to enhance your brand's visibility and credibility. Elevate your PR efforts with our comprehensive guide.
An astonishing, first-of-its-kind, report by the NYT assessing damage in Ukraine. Even if the war ends tomorrow, in many places there will be nothing to go back to.
1. Proactive Public Communication
GovDelivery Digital Subscription Management
Get the Word Out
GovDelivery keeps the public up-to-date
Government communications budgets have never been under as much pressure as they
on the things that are important to them.
are today. The drive to reduce costs and become more transparent places huge demands
on resources that are already stretched. How can you do more with less? Using the latest technology, GovDelivery
automatically sends email, SMS, RSS and
GovDelivery can relieve the pressure. We are already helping many government clients
Social Media messages informing the public
to significantly improve engagement whilst reducing their overall communication spend.
of updates on your website or other online
GovDelivery clients use the latest proactive communication technologies to engage with
resources.
their audience, enabling communications that are more relevant, frequent and effective
than ever before. GovDelivery brings together the most powerful digital channels
including departmental/agency websites, email, SMS, social media (Twitter, Facebook, GovDelivery in Action:
YouTube, Blogs), and RSS.
• News
• Press releases
• Events
• Consultations
Using GovDelivery as part of your strategic communications programme will provide • Policy updates
benefits across your entire operation. The results of a successful implementation include: • Help, advice and guidance
• Legislation
• Increased use of self-service channels with reduced workload in traditional
• Service announcements
customer service areas.
• Social Media updates
• Improved satisfaction and awareness as service users are automatically
• Safety alerts/notices
informed about any changes in availability.
• Emergency communication
• Growing a larger audience that will support existing emergency communication
• Latest jobs
channels.
• Newsletters
• Internal staff updates
Benefits: Low-Cost, High-Impact Engagement
ENGAGE WITH THE PUBLIC EFFECTIVELY
Subscriber Numbers
GovDelivery is the only comprehensive communication platform designed specifically
for government. The platform provides a range of integrated methods to reach the GovDelivery's unique collaborative
public and provide enhanced services through more effective digital engagement. communication network has over 250,000
UK subscribers. Current subscriber levels at
UTILISE THE MOST POWERFUL COMMUNICATION CHANNELS selected agencies include:
Helping customers work together to extend their reach is at the heart of GovDelivery’s Parliament 30,000
service. Our clients collaborate and share news amongst a vast network of over DSA 22,000
250,000 UK subscribers. Collaboration promotes information sharing and increased Met Office 35,000
reach; an essential part of delivering joined-up government services and supporting the Highways Agency 63,000
“Big Society”. BIS 17,000
MHRA 30,000
LOWER COMMUNICATION COSTS
GovDelivery enables clients to reduce their spend on costly traditional communication
channels (newsletters, print, pay-per-click/view and media campaigns, etc). One UK
Government Agency has identified that utilising GovDelivery achieves a reach that would
cost in excess of £4 Million using traditional channels.
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