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The true cost of re-organisations – Stakeholder relations are a major casualty of regular reorganisations
Read → iiFling out the Flipchart? – Is “brainstorming” becoming an over-used consultation technique?
Read → iiiFrom Hi-Text to Hi-Touch – The retreat from documentary consultation is not without its problems
Read → ivIn defence of the Public Meeting – What’s needed to make Public Meetings more effective?
Read → vIn Place of the Soap Opera – Consultation is an excellent way to focus on the real issues
Read → viLaunching a Consultation – When a consultation justifies a high-profile launch
Read → viiManual Transmission – Does consultation act as an accelerator or a brake? Or do we need the third foot-pedal?
Read → viiiConsultation – the best form of scrutiny? – Asking citizens and customers, and making their views highly visible, might do more good than a tick-box Inspection process
Read → ixAvoiding the Blame Game – There are good, and less good, reasons for going to consultation
Read → xBlogs as Consultation – Are blogs just a passing fad or can they be useful for consultation?
Read → xiBroken Links – Consultation is part of a long chain of communications. What happens when important links in the chain are broken?
Read → xiiThe Magnet – Are some people more suited to the practice of consultation ?
Read → xiiiSlice & Dice – Is the targeting of specific community groups anything more than a new version of market segmentation?
Read → xivPaperless Consultation – Has the goal of e-enabling consultations been achieved?
Read → xvCelebrity Consultation – Are there occasions where the Big Name helps to get a better response for a public consultation?
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