Companies want digital solutions to help employees stay engaged and work efficiently. Tasks and information need to be well organized. Systems need to be personalized and easy to access and use. This can be a big ask. Effective communication when launching a new system and ongoing communication about the value of that system can make a significant difference to its success. PartnerComm can help you design the right content strategy and write and edit content for your HR systems.
Generally, companies like Workday and ServiceNow provide solutions to help manage databases, provide personalized search functions and information, streamline workflow and analyze data. The systems can be used for a variety of functions, such as benefits administration, employee information, human resources, talent, payroll and customer interface management.
Over the years, we've worked on many HR system implementations, designing custom content migration strategies to help clients make the most of their HR digital landscape. We've also created intuitive information architectures for HR systems and drafted and edited thousands of pages of HR content.
And we've helped clients create effective launch and ongoing internal communication campaigns for their new systems. For those campaigns, we study the differences between current and future state to land on the change vision for your people.
We ask a lot of questions to gather employee information, like:
Maintaining a high level of employee engagement is a goal at every company. Whether you're making broad system changes to your benefits administration or human resources management system or tackling specific processes, such as payroll and benefits, time and attendance, performance management or applicant tracking, ongoing communication is key.
Communication over a period of time reinforces messages and helps employees learn about, accept and put the system in practice. Communicating using several different media is most effective, reinforcing messages and reaching employees at various times and places. You’ll also want a heavy emphasis on training with easy-to-access materials (like videos, podcasts and training modules).