| Communicators Are Slow to Adopt New Technologies—What’s the Hold-Up? |
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By: The Verge |
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 While communications firms have embraced social media as an effective way to connect with external audiences, they are still relying on older, more established technologies like email to communicate internally with employees, according to new research from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and theEMPLOYEEapp by APPrise Mobile, which recently released findings from a new study on technology usage by the communications industry.
The study also found that while the vast majority of individuals now possess mobile devices, companies are behind the curve in effectively deploying and using them for communications and content distribution.
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