What it costs you today
In a 2,000-employee firm the launch of a new benefit is communicated three times: HR sends a mass email, internal comms posts on Teams, the intranet stays outdated with the version from 6 months ago and the regional intranet repeats yet another version. Three people rewrite the same announcement with different emphases, employees do not know which version is official, and the internal-comms team loses 20 to 30 hours a week answering questions about which version is the right one. When a comms has sensitive data (health-plan change, expense policy, restructuring), an inconsistency between channels becomes an internal audit observation. "We announced the new health plan in three different versions and people called the call centre" is the line. How much does it cost us in internal credibility?
What changes when you have it
The announcement is written once in the SharePoint newsroom with a rich editor, featured image and audience metadata, and Power Automate replicates it automatically to Teams as an adaptive notification, to the weekly email digest, to Viva Connections as a mobile push and to the central intranet news card. Every channel shows the same official version, and the comms team sees a reach dashboard with opens, reads and engagement per audience and per channel. The visible output is the newsroom with editor, per-channel preview and the adoption dashboard. The solution is in production at a 3,500-employee consumer-goods firm where the last benefit campaign reached 92% of the workforce and time-to-publish for a critical announcement fell from 2 days to 35 minutes. The investment pays back with the first well-communicated launch.
Newsroom editor + distribution to Teams, email, Viva, intranet
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We build the site, the SPFx web parts and the Dataverse integration, and have it running in production in less than 3-4 weeks.
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