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The growing need for change communications
Change has always been a constant and with the current economic crisis facing global economies it is accelerating. While people typically only think of change communication when it comes to mergers and acquisitions, there are various events/triggers where investing in change & internal communications will pay dividends, including management changes, corporate realignment, new internal processes and technologies, labor contract issues, and significant growth initiatives.
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