SnapComms Blog

Remember opening the box of a product you’ve purchased, only to be confounded by an amazingly detailed and utterly confusing instruction booklet?

First impressions matter. Whether on a first date, meeting people or starting a new job, a bad first impression is hard to recover from.

There are few things more dispiriting than seeing the internal communications campaign you developed disappear Titanic-like into the depths. Not only is it demoralizing, it’s a waste of hard work and effort – as well as a massive lost opportunity for the business.

One of the most effective ways to prevent the spread of germs is also the one we learn first in our lives. Handwashing is as powerful as it is simple - especially in healthcare.

Personal health is in the spotlight more than ever. The coronavirus is the latest global health crisis, contracted by more than 80,000 people and resulting in loss of life.

Internal communication is a bit like building a house. There are lots of components to get right. Having a strong foundation is essential. And you definitely don’t want any gaps.

Imagine arriving at work to find robots sitting at every desk, tapping away at keyboards. Sounds like the plot of a movie. In fact, it is. It’s the world in I, Robot.

Staff are more demanding than ever of their IT teams. Uptime and seamless delivery alone don’t cut it. They also expect a great end user experience.

Updated July 30, 2024

When planning an IT outage or experiencing an unplanned outage, it’s important to communicate well with all employees affected.