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Measurement Works
12 June, 2012, London

New IC 101: An introduction to internal comms
27 June, 2012, London

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Digital Communications Summit
May 2-3, 2012, San Francisco, CA

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June 5-7, 2012, Philadelphia, PA

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SharePoint for Internal Communicators
22 May, 2012, Melbourne

Digital Communication Summit
30-31 May, 2012, Melbourne

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TOOL: General Motors’ “situation room”

Are you keen to discuss issues with the key communication departments in your company? The “situation room” provides a template to help put a regular discussion process in motion and encourages the communication function to better coordinate message content.

by Gary Grates, executive director internal communications, General Motors

Harmonizing the communication functions
The “situation room” provides a forum and template to discuss what communication issues will look like from an objective perspective and how best to build or change perceptions. We developed a more holistic approach to communication, which is now viewed as a complex, fluid management function rather than a group of separate, disconnected silos.

The situation room builds consensus among communicators around the key external and internal drivers of the industry and the company. This means the communication functions are better able to coordinate their message content, spokespeople, media and timing with each other.

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