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AI in Comms: Measuring Understanding Over Engagement

Organizations are sending more communications than ever, but employee engagement and understanding remain low, according to Poppulo's analysis of 2.2 billion communications. Traditional metrics like open rates are insufficient, as they don't indicate whether messages are understood, trusted, or acted upon. With the rise of AI in communications, there's a risk of optimizing for engagement metrics without improving actual outcomes, highlighting the need for leaders to measure behavioral changes and employee understanding instead of just delivery and visibility. AI

IMPACT AI in communications risks optimizing for engagement metrics without improving understanding or action, necessitating a shift in measurement strategies.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named credible voice discussing AI's impact on internal communications.

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AI in Comms: Measuring Understanding Over Engagement

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Ruth Fornell, Forbes Councils Member ·

    It’s Time For Employee Comms And Leaders To Measure What Moves People

    Organizations are communicating more than ever, but executing less effectively.