Two free white papers on employee engagement using webinars

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Kontiki are offering HRreview readers two free white papers on using webinars to enhance employee communication and engagement.

Video webcasting is a high engagement communication channel, especially for remote employees (anyone located beyond headquarters and large regional offices), and delivers:

  • Strengthened employee engagement
  • A personal connection with executives
  • Increased alignment with company/organizational objectives

Video webcasting (video broadcasting) has finally passed the inflection point to mainstream enterprise adoption.

Commitment to video webcasting for employee communication is at 85.8% and 71% of internal communicators will deliver between ten and more than a thousand video webcasts to employees in the next 12 months. The business driver is compelling, creating a personal connection with executives (56.9%), which has a direct impact on employee engagement (55.3%). Video webcasting is rapidly becoming an integral part of every internal communicator’s portfolio.

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In these reports, you will find charts and commentary illustrating key findings from the video webcasting survey on the following topics:

  • Employee engagement
  • Adoption trends and learnings
  • Solution requirements
  • Best practices

If you have ever thought about using video or webinars for employee engagement then these two free white papers are for you:

  • Maximizing Employee Engagement with Video
  • Reach and Engage Remote Employees

Simply complete the form below to gain instant access to these.

Paul Gray is an entrepreneur and digital publisher who creates online publications focused on solving problems, delivering news, and providing platforms for informed comment and debate. He is associated with HRZone and has built businesses in the HR and professional publishing sector. His work emphasizes creating industry-specific content platforms.

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