Evolution of Internal Communication

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Evolution of Internal Communication new technology + communication + management

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Evolution of Internal Communication

new technology + communication + management

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Why?- Relevant to anyone who works

within a formal organization- Tools we use are taken for granted- Interesting trends and shifts

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An area generally neglected in both academic and practitioner literature

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Expert Sources

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“Talking vs. Shouting”

- Josh Bernoff

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PAST

• Top Down• Need-to-know Basis

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Telegraph connected officesAllowed communication between London & NYC

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Telephone added voice communication, direct extensions, voicemail, and

conference calls

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Hand-written memos, hand delivery to in-box, typewriters, carbon copied mass messages,

faxes, word processors, mainframes, desktop PC, laptop, handheld devices

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Christensen: Disruptive Technology

COMPUTERS & THE

INTERNET

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Over TimeEmployee attitudesare a key factor in

efficiency

Employees as Assets

Information Age + Power

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The Importance of Being Attune

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IT’S PRESENT TIME!

• Intranet, Wikis, E-newsletters, Virtual Meetings

• Staff Focus = It’s Your Company!

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office equipment / personal tools

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Future• Even More “Talking”!• Increased Use of Microblogs,

Video Texting

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What do you think?

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Bower, Joseph L. and Christensen, Clayton. (1995). Disruptive Technologies: Catching the Wave. Harvard Business Review, 173:1. Retrieved from University of Washington Electronic Reserve: https://eres.lib.washington.edu/eres/documentview.aspx?cid=4174&associd=131207

Christensen, Clayton M., Anthony, Scott D. and Roth, Erik A. (2004). Seeing What’s Next. Massachusetts: Harvard Business School Press.

Standage, Tom. (1998). The Victorian Internet. New York: Walker and Company.

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Christy LutherMarch 2009

MCDM COM 546University of Washington