Enterprise Communication

Definition

Communication systems, practices, and disciplines designed to function at the scale of large organizations — typically thousands of employees across multiple geographies and business units.

Why it matters

Enterprise communication is qualitatively different from small-team communication. Scale changes which problems matter and which solutions work.

Examples

• A global all-hands cascade.
• A federated communications function.
• A cross-business-unit messaging architecture.

Best practices

• Federate ownership.
• Standardize tooling.
• Govern centrally; execute locally.

Related concepts

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  Enterprise Communication Governance

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