Marketing & PR: Communication Tops the Agenda for Evaluation
Internal communication tops the agenda for many companies but few bother to evaluate its effectiveness, according to a Stourbridge conference and video production company.
Against this backdrop of a static economy and a growing groundswell of industrial unrest, Nick Terry at Top Banana believes that effective internal communications are vital.
He points to a survey undertaken by the IVCA (Internal Visual Communication Association) which found that 89 per cent of companies believe that improving internal communications is a major need.
However, according to an investigation carried out by Top Banana, most companies are wasting the money they spend on …
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Article title: Marketing & PR: Communication Tops the Agenda for Evaluation.
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Newspaper title: The Birmingham Post (England).
Publication date: January 13, 2003.
Page number: 27.
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