Communication-Its Importance

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Jijo Thomas
Communication has always been of critical importance to the success of companies and corporate reputation is one of a company's most valuable and enduring assets. It plays a central role in the achievement of key business objectives such as creating shareholder value, attracting, retaining and motivating high-quality people, enhancing reputation with all audiences, marshaling stakeholder support on public policy issues, creating consumer preference for products and services, and minimizing the impact a crisis can have on a company's financial position and business prospects. Many companies are reassessing their communication budgets, moving away from traditional, functional approaches to public relations and public affairs and pursuing internal and external corporate communication strategies. The theory and practice arising from corporate communications lies at the heart of effective strategic management, planning and control. Recognizing the impact that new digital media technologies are having on news management and the monitoring and evaluation of corporate identity, corporate advertising, organizational reputation and overall performance, this page provides a wealth of opinions on advertising and communication advice by great thinkers. Blah-blah.

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