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.

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