Said, David Crisp, Manager, Employee Communications & Brand Pride at Jaguar: “We liked the idea of being able to create screensavers that would communicate news in an easy-to-read and graphically attractive format on PCs in the production line rest areas as well as on individual’s desks. Netpresenter really selected itself for Jaguar.”

When reviewing its internal communications processes, Jaguar decided to look for a tool that would enable employees to get the latest company news, quickly and easily and which could be integrated easily with existing communications mechanisms such as newsletters and management briefings. Jaguar continually seeks feedback from its employees as to how the content on Netpresenter can be improved and have been delighted with the response. One described Netpresenter as “an incredibly positive and informative tool.” Another said it was “A great initiative and a really effective method to get information to us all.”

Commented Frank Hoen, Chief Executive Officer of Netpresenter:

“No matter where you work in an organisation, internal communications is vitally important to motivation and morale. Jaguar has invested in technology to ensure that that staff across the whole company have access to information through Netpresenter, in a graphically attractive format that catches the eye.”

Concludes David Crisp:

“Jaguar employees take a huge amount of pride in the brand and the cars that they produce. Using Netpresenter, we can not only tell our employees about the introduction of new models - we are able to show them what journalists and customers think of our cars through the latest reviews. They also know about our marketing and sales strategies so they feel much more a part of the company.”

Netpresenter is a leading developer of innovative internal communication software and emergency alert software solutions. It has office in New York, London, Maastricht (Netherlands) and Aachen (Germany). The company's software is in use at organizations such as Sony, Nokia, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Volkswagen, Ford, Pratt & Whitney, Unilever, US Navy and police and government agencies worldwide.
 

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