With a wealth of wisdom and decades of experience in the world of organizational research and strategy development, Tudor Williams and Ryan Williams have written extensively on many topics and are frequent speakers. This resource section gives you unlimited access to their knowledge bank. And it's an easy way to learn more.

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• Communicators - Knowledge Strategists (09/2001)
  As computer technology has evolved over the past quarter century so has our ability to manage the organization, storage and distribution of huge amounts of information. It took a while but the evolution brought new thinking as people began to realize that there was incredible value accrued in this information delivering significant competitive advantage in the marketplace.
• Global Communication - A Confusion of Meaning (09/2002)
  A casual search of the Internet for the terms ‘global communication’ brings back a variety of sites. Few of these sites use the term ‘global communication’ in the context generally used by professional communicators i.e. communication strategies that influence audiences diverse in culture, race, location and language.
• Managing Employee Relationships (03/2004)
  Employees should be treated like valued customers.
• Netgain Survey - Shows Little Involvement of Communication Strategists in Attract/Retain Strategy (05/2000)
  Competitive edge, in today's marketplace, depends very much on an organization's ability to recruit and keep highly skilled, knowledgeable employees.
• September 11 Attacks Create Crisis Communication Precedents (03/2002)
  Unprecedented disaster on September 11 brought a new realization of the power of technology in communicating in crisis. If it hadn’t before, on this day the Internet truly came of age. While much has been written and broadcast on the incredible efforts to communicate during and after the attack, little has appeared on the incredible efforts companies made to communicate with their employees with no precedent or model to guide them.

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