Archive for the ‘Internal communications’ Category

Discussing just what makes a laptop an ultrabook, and the performance you can expect from these amazingly portable devices.

It’s becoming harder and harder to seal up all the loose ends of data. This may take a re-imagining of the way you handle your in-house data management and distribution policy.

Why you need to have a BYOD policy and how it can improve employee productivity while reducing security fears. And tips to create a good BYOD policy.

I’m sure everyone will have heard about the problems with the Royal Bank of Scotland, NatWest and Ulster Bank in the past week. .Lessons are needed to be learnt from this and I’m sure some heads will roll too. I believe businesses can also learn from this complete failure as well.

More and more people these days are running live webcasts, for many reasons e.g. to raise awareness of products and services, or to provide much needed training to customers or employees. In this blog post I will cover some things that you should do when planning and communicating your session. I will also share some of the things that you should do in the hours and minutes leading up to the start of the session.

This is a common comment / question asked by both company CEOs and heads of IT, as they seek to ensure that enhanced services are provided by their IT teams…

For the last 8 years one constant in my work schedule has been my participation, at least once a week, on a conference call. In this post I’d like to share with you my top tips for making a conference call successful.

Last week I was listening to the latest This Week in Tech podcast, in which one of the guests was speaking about the concept of Email Apena – a temporary absence or suspension of breathing…

You all know the saying “keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer”. This post is framed around that saying, all be it “Enemies” is probably a bit too strong a word.

There has been so much written recently about Social Media Policies in recent times, specifically around whether they are needed and what they should contain…