Open the lines of communication.
Keep in mind the person behind the employee as you execute your ERP. How do your people like to communicate? What are their motivators, dreams, values – and how do they vary by location to generation? Good due diligence can yield enormous ERP returns. And we’re talking far more than $2,500 for a Programmer Analyst in Memphis versus $5,000 in San Jose.
And keep them open.
The benefits of regular, ongoing ERP communications are many – foremost the recognition element of any reward program:
ERP communications call for a well-fed strategy.
Your ERP communication needs unity, but also a healthy dose of flexibility to meet your people on their own ground. It needs the insights of professionals who can dig their way into your corporate culture and come up with solutions. Next-generation solutions.
So while we create the flyers and posters, we’re also into text messaging and ERP sites and blogging. It’s no one-size-fits-all kind of thing. Connections are far more complex than that.