Where organisations invest in internal communication, the length and breadth of its scope vary. In part, this is due to the rapid evolution of internal communication as a strategic discipline. Another factor, however, is the reality that the scope of internal communication is often broad reaching. As such, it often lacks succinct definition.
This month: why half the S&P 500 could be replaced within a decade; colleagues self-funding their AI; China’s rare earth deadline; heat costing 24 million working hours; tougher employment law meeting a tribunal backlog; and who gets heard when an AI notetaker joins the meeting.
Produced in partnership with Ipsos Karian and Box and The Introvert Space, Personality at work looks deeper into the data from the IC Index 2026 to explore how personality shapes our experience of work. Join the team behind the report to find out what that means for internal communication.
The IOIC Impact Brief highlights the strategic opportunity for internal communicators in the rapidly evolving world of work. This webinar explored the latest actionable intelligence across business, technology, sustainability, employment and people trends.
