Email is a tried & tested way of sending secure messages quickly, to a wide audience.
Once you’ve decided on the communications tools needed to create your message, it’s then time to identify the best channels to reach your audience.
Email is a tried & tested way of sending secure messages quickly, to a wide audience.
Our Co-CEOs and other senior leaders send these regular (and well-read) communications to DSM colleagues.
Our very own screensaver is hard to avoid if you’re a computer user, but must be linked to Global News Center story.
These regular meetings offer a great potential channel for reaching an already engaged audience.
Apps like WhatsApp and Wechat are a super-fast way to stay connected to your audience.
Ideal for internal change programs, you can work with ambassadors, champions, or internal expertise networks to reach your audience.
Our own virtual daily newspaper network is great for communicating your news!
A highly efficient way of collating lots of information into a single (digital) communication.
A great rallying point for colleagues to read lots of small, non-critical messages.
The perfect ‘digital destination’ when used for providing comprehensive content on a given topic.
A wonderful channel for tapping into the wider networks of colleagues.
Suited to smaller virtual meetings including one-on-ones.
Great for rallying the troops and communicating big/important changes (usually via a senior leader).
Big messages for the big screen can get you big attention.
Just the channel for stimulating instant, two-way communication.
The 9-step approach is here to help guide you through developing your (change) communication plans.
Once you’ve established your communications objectives, audience and key messages, it’s time to create your message using the various internal communications tools available.
Our brand is forged by six core building blocks: our purpose, brand promise, core values, personality, positioning, and our ways of working.
