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Bob Feldman

PulsePoint Group Corporate Communication Index Series Part 2: Prioritizing Digital Expertise

Bob Feldman
December 20th, 2010

Bob Feldman, partner at PulsePoint Group, provides commentary on the firm’s recently released Corporate Communication Index Study. This is the second in a series of videos where he will provide insight into the findings. Be sure to check out his first video:

Bob Feldman

PulsePoint Group Corporate Communication Index Series Part 1: Innovation

Bob Feldman
November 22nd, 2010

Bob Feldman, partner at PulsePoint Group, provides commentary on the firm’s recently released Corporate Communication Index Study. This is the first in a series of videos where he will provide insight into the findings.

The PulsePoint Group Communication Index 2010: Social media providing huge opportunities, but drive to innovate remains elusive

Despite the opportunities being presented by the explosion of social media, more than two-thirds of surveyed chief communications officers say they’re not doing enough to drive innovation within their own organizations.

The report found that as CEOs emphasize innovation as an essential way to survive and grow in a difficult economy, the burgeoning use of social media provides extensive opportunities for communication departments to engage with customers, potential customers, and other stakeholders. But not enough corporate communications departments are driving the innovation necessary to exploit those opportunities, partly because their organizations haven’t acquired the necessary digital competencies. That leaves a gap that may ultimately be filled by talented people from elsewhere in the company.

The finding is part of a forward-looking report on key trends in corporate communications departments from PulsePoint Group, a leading digital communications and management consulting firm.

The survey, Corporate Communication Index 2010, reported findings from nearly a quarter of the Fortune 100’s CCOs. According to the report, “nearly 90% of those surveyed reported that innovation is a primary corporate focus for the next 3-5 years, yet two-thirds of CCOs report that their function is moderately active or less so in driving innovation in the organization.”

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Oscar Suris on Reestablishing Trust in Banks and Wells Fargo’s Future

PulsePoint Group
October 7th, 2010

Oscar Suris, EVP of corporate communications at Wells Fargo, on reestablishing trust in financial institutions and the future of Wells Fargo after its acquisition of Wachovia.

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Laura Moore on Developing a New Mission for Communications

PulsePoint Group
September 29th, 2010

Laura Moore, Vice President of Global Communications at Kimberly-Clark, on developing, refining and enacting a new mission for the global communications function at Kimberly-Clark.

Paul Walker

Five Great Digital Innovation Cases You Should Consider

Paul Walker
September 23rd, 2010

A few signs have suggested an end to the recession may be on the horizon. As our clients’ businesses pick up they are investing in revitalizing products and services.  They are kick-starting their innovation initiatives.  Many of them are exploring crowdsourcing and co-creation options, and we have a lot of experience in this area.  In the next couple weeks I am going to post 2-3 videos on digital innovation. The first one (posted here) looks at five cases I really like: Foldit, Dell’s IdeaStorm (we worked on this one), Cisco’s iPrize, P&G Innovation and AT&T’s internal innovation initiative. Let me know what you think.


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Oscar Suris on Keys to Success in Any Industry

PulsePoint Group
August 11th, 2010

Oscar Suris, EVP of Corporate Communications at Wells Fargo who recently transitioned from the auto industry to financial services, discusses the keys to success as a communicator in any industry.

Bob Feldman

Seven Characteristics of the Engaged Enterprise

Bob Feldman
March 29th, 2010

Bob Feldman, Principal of PulsePoint Group, on what activities a company should undertake internally on it’s journey toward becoming an Engaged Enterprise.

Seven Characteristics of the Engaged Enterprise

Originally Published PR Week, March 12, 2010

In my last column, we explored the concept of “the engaged enterprise.” This is a corporate business model that suggests an authentic, dynamic, and deeper relationship between a company and its various stakeholders, in which conversation and business ideas are shared up, down, and sideways.

A constant value-exchange is the new norm.

Due to considerable response and curiosity on this subject, this is the first of two columns that will dig deeper into the model. In my next column, I’ll look at what you need to do in external engagement, but first, let’s look at what you need to do internally:

Strong internal collaboration. Lots of companies have implemented Microsoft SharePoint and other collaboration tools. But the issue is: how widely are these tools used? Does your department live on the site or is it the occasional repository of random documents? Collaboration and knowledge sharing exist in real time. Success depends more on culture and leadership than on technology.

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Overcoming barriers to the adoption of corporate social media Part 3: Buy-In

PulsePoint Group
November 23rd, 2009

Craig Rothenberg of J&J, Russell Wilkerson of GE, Anders Edholm of Electrolux, Corey DuBrowa of Waggener Edstrom and Ron Defeo of The Home Depot on the importance of internal buy-in to social media and how to get it.

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Bill Margaritis on most the important trends in the PR profession

PulsePoint Group
November 3rd, 2009

Bill Margaritis, incoming Page Society president and Corporate VP of Worldwide Communications and Investor Relations at FedEx, on the major trends in PR/communications.

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Overcoming the Barriers to Adopting Corporate Social Media - Part 2: Preparation

PulsePoint Group
October 19th, 2009

Jeff Lockwood, Executive Director of Communications for the Novartis Institutes of BioMedical Research, Jennifer Kuperman, VP of Corporate Communications at Visa, Russell Wilkerson, Director of Corporate Communications at GE, and Melissa Martin, Director of Corporate Communications at Symantec, explore the importance of preparation and answering the tough questions before embarking on a corporate social media initiative.

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