Die digitale Transformation der Unternehmenskommunikation.
Die Redaktion
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Artificial intelligence as a driver of change in corporate communications 4.0?
- 6. July 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
No CommentsAlready published in 2020 and just under 50 pages long, the paper is a good resource and inspiration for the advancement of the profession for many reasons. Thus, it insightfully traces the changing demands on communication that go far beyond the application of AI in corporate communications.
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Does the Stakeholder Journey also include journalists?
- 6. July 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: NEWS
Should journalists be part of the stakeholder journey? We encountered this question again and again in the course of our CommTech work. My clear opinion is: yes, we must even understand it as an essential part of it. But we need standards and a transparent approach.
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Brent Dykes: Data Storytelling
- 1. June 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Brent Dykes is considered the “king” of data storytelling. With his book “Effective Data-Storytelling, published in English by Wiley in 2020, he confirms the reputation. Data storytelling only works if the ingredients: Data, narrative and visualization work neatly together.
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Deloitte: Chief Transformation Officer Study 2022
- 1. June 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
eading companies see social, economic and technological upheavals as an opportunity to change themselves. Be it by driving innovation, simplifying processes or accelerating growth. Transformation is no longer seen as a discrete reaction to individual events.
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Where is CommTech headed?
- 1. June 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: NEWS
The use of digital technologies, challenges in internal workflows or the implications of the stakeholder journey: Topics that were discussed at the University of Leipzig at the beginning of April under one question: Where is CommTech headed?
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IMWF: Excellence in Corporate Communications
- 4. May 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Collecting clippings and monitoring social media have long been part of the everyday work of communications experts. But to communicate successfully in the future, this is no longer enough – a solid database is necessary. Modern technologies in the field of media analysis make it possible to compile and evaluate company and brand data across the board.
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Statista: Content Marketing Trend Study 2022
- 4. May 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
What is the status quo? Which trends and technologies are currently playing an important role? What are the goals of companies and what are the success factors to consider? These questions about content marketing are answered by the Trend Study 2022, which Statista conducted together with the Content Marketing Forum e.V. and the Content Marketing Conference.
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The six success factors of Newsroom
- 4. May 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: NEWS
Thomas Mickeleit knows his way around newsrooms. As head of communications at Microsoft Germany for many years, he was an early adopter of the newsroom model and ran it successfully. As a consultant, he now helps companies digitize their communications, including the introduction of newsrooms.
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Data protection issues are becoming increasingly important in communications
- 13. April 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: NEWS
When we asked communications executives in the CommTech WG at the start of the initiative about the biggest hurdles in implementing tech tools, data protection ranked at the top. WG 8, led by Tanja Irion and Kay Nungesser, has meanwhile looked into this in depth and gained some interesting insights.
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Future Today Institute: Tech and Science Trends Report 2022
- 6. April 2022
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
The Tech and Science Trends Report by futurist Amy Webb is eagerly awaited each year. Based on scientific methods, it informs about possible scenarios of technological developments and explains the societal implications. This year’s report is dedicated to the topic of ‘Re-Perception’ – the ability to filter something new out of existing information.