The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act (AODA) are laws that government, businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations must follow to be more accessible for everyone. Websites must be AODA compliant so that information is easily and comfortably obtained when searching on the internet.
Organizations, for profit, and not-for-profit, should create a CASL compliance program to reduce the risks of sending electronic messages that could be considered SPAM.
Communication is an important part of Patagonia’s success. In his book “Let my People go Surfing”, Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, inspires us with some simple techniques on how to use communication to build a successful business.
What is the difference between communication goals & communication objectives? They both help us define where we want to take our business, but goals are broad and objectives are more specific.
What is the difference original, owned, and shared content? And how do I integrate each of them into my marketing strategy?
Improve the communications at your place of business, and you will improve: relationships with key stakeholders, employee satisfaction, productivity, and increase your competitive advantage.
Communication is key to a successful sustainability strategy. "Know it, Be it, Tell it" is the mantra of an effective green story.
Businesses (for profit and not-for-profit) need to have a clear vision of who they are, and what they want to achieve to gain or keep their competitive advantage.
What organizations need to know about the new anti-spam law in Canada (CASL) coming into effect July 1, 2014. An excerpt of some key points around Canada’s new anti-spam law is provided below.
Your employees want to do a good job! or at least they started out that way. Often the level of employee satisfaction is related to the effectiveness of communication within an organization.
