Communicate/kəˈmyo͞onəˌkāt /noun

 

Definition:  to impart knowledge of; make known; divulge      

Source:  Webster’s American Dictionary

 

Communicating with colleagues has evolved from what we have known as the “standard” business meeting to a casual gathering of colleagues, termed:  “huddling”, thus, the birth of the Huddle Board.

 

The Huddle Board is strategically located in an area where all colleagues can gather together at a specific time.

 

Detailed information, specific to the unit/department is clear,  concise and organized.

 

Topics communicated can be specific to:

• Priorities

• Statistics

• Critical communication

• Problem-solving

• Goal setting

Also, information related to:

• Employee updates

• Processes

• Equipment

• New Ideas

• Recognition of colleagues

All of the above is specific to the unit/department and has added value to planning for the following day.

 

The Huddle Board is a powerful tool to use to communicate the same information to all colleagues at the same time.