The annual internal communication conference from CIPR Inside returns on 1 November 2017, in London, and the theme is ‘Making it Count’. MARGINALIA spoke with Chair, Jenni Field, who offers a sneak peek of what to expect from the event. Field also shares some key findings from the CIPR Inside first ever research around the value that internal communications can bring to the organisation.
What’s the link between the intranet ‘now’ and the future of work? Learn more from Intranet Now conference founder, Wedge Black. In this interview, he describes the latest developments in the intranet industry and shares valuable intranet lessons and stories with MARGINALIA. Readers are of course encouraged to get involved in his fourth event — the largest intranet conference in the UK — Intranet Now 2017 will take place on 5th October in London.
Gloria Lombardi interviews Ana Neves, the founder of Social Now, who shares insights on enterprise collaboration tools and practices. Neves also invites MARGINALIA readers to attend her conference in Lisbon in May for two days of digital ways of working expertise.
Gloria Lombardi interviews Paolo Tosolini who will speak at the IntraTeam Event Copenhagen 2017 about the use and benefits of immersive technology inside the workplace. VR and AR have the potential to create engaging internal communications through immersive storytelling.
In today’s transparent, social saturated world, employee brand ambassadors are more powerful than ever. Leadership and communication skills are crucial to engaging employees and, through them, consumers. A recent event by Ketchum Change, in partnership with The Employee Engagement Alliance, explored the latest Ketchum Leadership Communication Monitor research – a global study that looks in depth at the specific attributes of successful leaders and leading corporations.
The value of corporate memory has never been in doubt, but how can it be nurtured and retained during a time of exponential technological change? Especially when employees change roles frequently, and contractors come and go. Elisa Steele, CEO of Jive, spoke about these challenges at a breakfast event in London, to shed light on how to ensure that memory does not walk out of the door when employees leave.
A recent event – “The Robots are coming: The future of work”- at the South Bank Centre brought together a panel of experts on robotics and artificial intelligence to debate what awaits our working lives in the near future. Gloria Lombardi was there to explore the topic and report on the talk.
“Future Fit Communications: Connecting trends, strategies & actions” This lively event was hosted by the International Association of Business Communications (IABC) UK this week. Gloria Lombardi reports.
The 2015 Digital Health World Forum provided the optimum platform to learn about the latest innovations in healthcare. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Boosting performance, productivity and retention – these topics were discussed at the ‘Engaging Employees’ conference in London. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Over 1,000 communicators from across the globe gathered at the Marriott Marquis Hotel in San Francisco this week for the IABC World Conference 2015. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Thousands of digital workplace professionals from across the world joined the 24-hour virtual conference run by the Digital Workplace Group (DWG) on 20th and 21st May.
Communicators and technology enthusiasts came together at UCEXPO, the Unified Communications and Collaboration event run at Olympia London.
Communicators from Europe, the Middle East and North Africa came together at EuroComm, IABC’s conference run at the London College of Communications on 13th-14th April. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Gloria Lombardi joined the tech community at #TwitterFlock, Twitter’s first mobile developer conference in the UK. Here are the highlights she took away.
Engage for Change’s guru John Smythe puts the notion of employee engagement under the microscope at his 32nd Groucho Club Breakfast event in London this week.
By Gloria Lombardi “Social is here to stay. But, for having substantial effects a lot of companies have to re-address the question of why they are doing this“- Björn Negelmann, …
“Emotional intelligence in internal communications. How important is it?” This lively debate was hosted by Gavin Ellwood and Julie Skidmore of Ellwood Atfield this week.
The ‘Lead Magician’ (and CEO) of enterprise platform Box discussed the future of work at Business Without Boundaries in London.
Social Business Collaboration 2014 took place in Berlin this week. Gloria Lombardi reports on the two-day conference.
