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AN INFOGRAPHIC ON CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS & DIGITAL SIGNAGE

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  • The need for employee communications and what that looks like for both staff, leadership, and the organization as a whole.
  • The many costs of bad communications and benefits of good communications. 
  • The usage and success rates of digital signage in the workplace.
  • Bonus data points for communicating in COVID-19!

BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE...

See the list below for a look into the different types of internal communications, and whether they're good or bad for your institution. So, where do your current communication efforts fall... the good or the bad?

THE BAD

THE GOOD

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Engaging, Dynamic Displays

  • Digital displays capture 400% more views than static displays and doubles audience information retention. On average, digital signage has an 83% recall rate. (Intel, Visix)
  • 63% of employees say digital signage captures their attention. (RichMediaTechnologies)

THESE INCLUDE...

  • COVID-19 Safety Communications that are located near high-traffic areas, as well as entry ways and interaction points, that communicate the new operating and safety standards.
  • Break Room Screens that display content like company values, announcements, social and news feeds, employee recognition, and other important messages.
  • Performance Dashboards that are located in sales rooms, support centers, technology departments, and other performance-based departments to display their progress, allow for easy management, and increase competition.
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Interactive Screens and Staff Training Tools

  • Most retailers consider digital signage either important (43%) or essential (22%) to personnel training and use it frequently. (FutureStores)

THESE INCLUDE...

  • Interactive Kiosks and Tablets that contain apps like educational games and training materials which staff can explore both on their own and during on-boarding or skill building.
  • Meeting Room Technologies like interactive screens with booking solutions placed outside, and displays equipped with video conferencing apps inside.
  • Way-Finding Kiosks & Staff Directories can help both new employees, less networked employees, and visitors navigate more easily and spend less time looking for the person they need help from.
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Remote Technologies

  • 7 in 10 employees are working from home as of May 2020. (Gallup)

  • Less than 50% of workers want to return to workplace once restrictions are lifted. (Gallup)

THESE INCLUDE...

  • Video Conferencing tools, which 72% of internal communication teams are planning to increase the use of when communicating with employees. (ComQi)

  • Internal Messaging and Chat tools which decrease meetings by 25% and increases team culture and transparency by 80%. (Slack)