events

12th July 2011 – 9am – 10.15am

Whether “going mobile” or not is on your internal comms priority list, there’s no doubt that its revolutionary and unprecedented growth is going to change how we communicate within organisations.

Understanding how it will change/enhance/replace what we do and what our first steps should be into this technological maze is what’s going to sort the leaders from the followers.

There’s no doubt that internal communication can benefit from the pervasive and persuasive power of mobile – it’s how we connect and communicate with each other, conduct tasks, organise our work, access information, and collaborate with others.

Ask any of your employees – it’s not their laptop, TV or mp3 player that they cannot live without, it’s their mobile phone.

Aspic’s July session helps you to understand – and take your first steps into – harnessing the power of mobile for effective communication.

This breakfast seminar outlines:

• how mobile can enhance existing channels
• how can it be used by employees for social media
• understanding the jargon
• enabling workers to become communicators with photos and videos
• the 10 questions to ask yourself before going down the mobile path.

About the speaker:

Charles Fenoughty is Digital Media Director at business communication agency Sequel Group.

He’s always had a passion for how technology can help shape communication, from writing his own computer games as a child to being part of the frontline of digital design and development since 2000. He leads Sequel’s digital media team, working with clients to enhance existing channels through new technology. He’s a lecturer at universities on integrating marketing and digital media and has presented on the state of the UK creative market at overseas conferences.

To book:

or email suzanne.peck@sequelgroup.co.uk

Cost:
The morning’s seminar costs £50 +VAT and includes refreshments.

About the venue:
The Soho Hotel has been voted one of the world’s most glamorous hotels. It’s located in a quiet street in the heart of London’s entertainment neighbourhood between Dean and Wardour Streets in Soho. Piccadilly Circus is the nearest Underground station. Our event is in the downstairs Swirl Room.