NEWS28 November 2014
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UK — Two thirds of business decision-makers expect to increase their use of digital media over the next two years but only a third think they are equipped to deal with greater levels of digital comms, according to a YouGov study for Gather.
In addition, 65% of those surveyed said they expect to increase their use of social media to employees, customers, investors and influencers over the same period.
But 30% of those responsible for investor communication admitted that they didn’t currently use any of the main digital and social channels, while 30% of those responsible for communicating with employees said the same.
Social media was the key worry among decision-makers in terms of digital communication: 16% said they were poorly prepared compared with 11% for digital. Around half in each category – 54% for digital and 50% for social – said their business was well prepared.
The study was conducted for Gather by YouGov among 752 British business decision-makers in manufacturing, construction, financial/accounting, retail, IT, telcos, marketing, legal, medical and education with an additional 12 in-depth interviews.
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