What You Need to Know About Digital Signage Security
If you’re dedicated to IT security, this whitepaper is for you.
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This guide tells the fascinating story of how an ingenious internal communications strategy helped align McDonald's 2,000 US franchise owners with the most ambitious business transformation in the company's history.
McDonald's was acutely aware that the success of the three-year modernization program, which required significant change and major investment, would depend on alignment with the franchise owners. The internal comms team also knew the scale and pace of change facing the franchise owners meant they would inevitably experience a roller-coaster of emotions.
To meet this challenge the team devised a twin-track strategy of regularly monitoring franchisee sentiment through quarterly polling, while simultaneously creating a broad range of content carefully tailored to meet the owners’ anticipated mood changes over the three-year program.
This very human, people-centric approach, allied to the hard data gleaned from the frequent polling analytics, resulted in what Emily Nichols of McDonald's calls “creating content for every mood; formulating content based on audience sentiment” and was a resounding success. This guide shows how it was achieved.
Emily Nichols
Manager of Internal Communications
Tim Vaughan
Editorial Director, Poppulo
If you’re dedicated to IT security, this whitepaper is for you.
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Over the last 20+ years, digital signage has become a key tool for enhancing the overall guest experience, improving staff communication, and driving revenue growth. From interactive virtual concierge screens in the lobby to real-time updates and personalized messaging on readerboards, and screens that can be used to upsell custom branding packages, digital signage is still shaping how hotels and resorts engage with their guests and employees.