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Internal communication teams are asking whether the intranet still deserves its place in the channel mix. The reality is more nuanced than “keep it” or “kill it”: the intranet is becoming the root of a wider ecosystem.
The latest issue of Voice is out now. This edition explores the growing importance of internal communication and the need to make pathways into the profession clearer and more compelling. It also features career journeys, case studies, practical tips and sector insights, plus the evolving role of the intranet in the digital workplace.
How do you turn business wins into shared momentum? This initiative shows how Aberdeen Investments connected colleagues and built pride across a global business.
In this episode, Jen, Dom, and Cat sit down with Elizabeth Marsh, a renowned expert on digital workforce skills and wellbeing to explore the impact of an all-digital approach on organisational health. Tune in to discover her research and thoughts on maintaining balance in today's increasingly fast-paced workplaces.
In its 75th anniversary year, the IoIC has another key milestone to mark – 75 episodes of internal communication podcasting. The Future of Internal Communication podcast launched in 2021 to explore how the future of work would reshape the IC profession. For Voice, co-hosts Jennifer Sproul, Dominic Walters and Cat Barnard share 10 highlights.
Alex Graves, chief visionary officer from Silicon Reef, provides insights on leveraging tools such as Microsoft Viva to ensure inclusive and effective communication with frontline workers.
Moto’s transformative shift to a new app heralded a dynamic era of workplace connectivity. With engaging campaigns and significant perks, Loop is reshaping internal communications for a more connected and valued workforce.
In the April 2024 issue of Voice, we look at the history, evolution and future of internal communication in celebration of the IoIC's 75th anniversary.
Looking back to the late 19th century, the Institutional History of Internal Communication in the UK project has been studying technology’s role in how organisations connect with their employees. Here we take a step back in time to see what lessons can be learned from the past about adapting to change.
Our latest report, Creating Sustainable Futures for Internal Communicators, explores developments in technology, sustainability, employment and people’s expectations of work.