Words of Wisdom for the week (3/9-3/13)

I've been blogging more and more lately, with most of my ideas coming from our customers. So on Fridays (and starting with this one), I'll begin putting together summaries for the week, along with a few other articles I think you might be interested in.

Monday, March 9
Do you rely on line managers for employee communications?
For those internal communications professionals who work in manufacturing environments, you are fully aware of the communications challenges that exist. It's likely that most of your employees do not have access to voice mail or email and therefore you rely on printed communications (newsletters, flyers, etc.) and line managers.

Tuesday, March 10
Report: Digital signage market to grow 33% in 2009
While most technology sectors are facing an absolute beat down in 2009, research firm ABI Research reports that the U.S. market for digital signage is slated for significant growth in overall revenue for 2009.

Wednesday, March 11
Reduce the stranglehold the grapevine has on your internal communications
Don't lget the grapevine cripple your employee communications.Last week, I blogged about not letting the grapevine fill the void left by the lack of employee communications. Communicating bad news is never fun, but it must be done. And even in good times, the rumor mill will always run like clockwork.

Thursday, March 12
Digital signage without IT
Digital signage with out the mess and hassle of ITIf seeing images like this get you pumped in the morning, then MediaTile's cellular digital signage is NOT for you. But if seeing a mess of cables, wires and servers is a nightmare and sends you running to the hills, then you need to check out our Digital Sign in a Box.

Friday, March 13
Green up your internal communications with digital signage
It wasn't that long ago that I can remember internal communications resembling a paper mill. It seems like we'd go through ream after ream of paper to get the employee communications messages out the door. You can green up your messages with your own network of digital signs.

And some articles I've read this week that I think you may like...

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