How can organisations clarify their internal comms, and how are other aspects of IC impacting employees?
Introducing the IC Index 2023, our latest research in partnership with the IoIC. In contrast to other reports in this field that voice the thoughts of IC practitioners, this report speaks for the UK workforce as a whole. We’ve surveyed over 3000 employees to discover what people need from their internal communications.
The IC Index gives you a unique reference point for the latest internal comms insights, including a comprehensive view of:
Read the IC Index today to help navigate the evolving world of comms and to inform your internal communications strategy.
For more information, or any questions about the IC Index, email rebecca.crosby@ipsos.com
Research and reporting team
Eleanor Millington
Ghassan Karian
Hanna Sarekanno
Matthew Mason
Miles Crosby
Morgan Barker-Thorne
Rebecca Crosby
Rebecca Tsehay
Susanna Holten
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