18.01.2013 Views

KPN reputation management case study - Reputation Matters

KPN reputation management case study - Reputation Matters

KPN reputation management case study - Reputation Matters

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.

CORPORATE COMMUNICATION & BRAND STRATEGY<br />

<strong>KPN</strong> <strong>reputation</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />

<strong>case</strong> <strong>study</strong><br />

Koenraad van Hasselt


<strong>KPN</strong> is Holland’s formerly state owned<br />

telecommunications company.<br />

The company has always been well known for<br />

its reliability and quality of service, less so for its<br />

sense of innovation.<br />

Until 2006, its <strong>reputation</strong> had served its purpose in the ‘old’<br />

world, but posed a real challenge in a converging<br />

market in which the company positions itself as a<br />

multimedia company and an ICT services provider.


<strong>KPN</strong> <strong>Reputation</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />

plan was developed in 6 steps<br />

1. Measure corporate <strong>reputation</strong><br />

2. Analyse corporate <strong>reputation</strong><br />

3. Set <strong>reputation</strong> targets<br />

4. Translate these to communication targets<br />

5. Develop corporate story<br />

6. Develop <strong>reputation</strong> themes<br />

7. Roll out themes like a political campaign


1. Measuring <strong>reputation</strong> – RepTrak*<br />

* Developed by<br />

the <strong>Reputation</strong><br />

Institute


• 4 questions, 7 dimensions and 23 attributes.<br />

• Qualitative and quantitative research<br />

The RepTrak method<br />

• Statistical analysis connects the RepTrak attributes with the ‘supportive behaviours’<br />

• This identifies the <strong>reputation</strong> drivers and gives direction to <strong>reputation</strong> <strong>management</strong><br />

<strong>Reputation</strong> dimensions <strong>Reputation</strong> (Pulse)<br />

Supportive behavior<br />

Products & Services<br />

Innovation<br />

Workplace<br />

Governance<br />

Citizenship<br />

Leadership<br />

Performance<br />

Purchase<br />

Recommend<br />

Crisis proof<br />

Verbal support<br />

Invest<br />

Work<br />

I


<strong>Reputation</strong> data


Graphic chart based on actual ReTrak-scores 2005<br />

2. <strong>Reputation</strong> analysis based on all<br />

available intelligence<br />

Financial turnaround is acknowledged in the<br />

outside world<br />

Price-performance perception weakens support<br />

and <strong>reputation</strong>; customer focus needs more<br />

attention<br />

Attractiveness for young talent and<br />

employee engagement is priority<br />

<strong>KPN</strong> innovating itself, but not innovative enough<br />

Honest, but not open and transparant<br />

Market leader, but no<br />

inspirational leadership<br />

Impact is clear,<br />

CSR profile is not<br />

Performance Products Workplace Innovation Governance Leadership Citizenship


3. <strong>Reputation</strong> scores basis for target setting<br />

85,00<br />

80,00<br />

75,00<br />

70,00<br />

65,00<br />

60,00<br />

55,00<br />

50,00<br />

45,00<br />

<strong>KPN</strong> 2005 <strong>KPN</strong> 2008 <strong>KPN</strong> 2010 Best in class<br />

14<br />

10<br />

RepTrak<br />

5<br />

1<br />

Philips<br />

KLM<br />

Microsoft<br />

TNT<br />

Unilever<br />

Rabobank<br />

ABN AMRO<br />

Vendex KBB<br />

ING Group<br />

Aldi<br />

Shell<br />

Ahold<br />

Eneco<br />

<strong>KPN</strong><br />

Essent<br />

Nuon<br />

Laurus<br />

NS<br />

Oxxio


14<br />

4. Target setting for communications<br />

10<br />

5<br />

1<br />

14<br />

per <strong>reputation</strong> driver<br />

12<br />

12<br />

13<br />

13<br />

13


5. Develop a corporate story<br />

Relevant, distinctive<br />

Innovative<br />

‘The new <strong>KPN</strong>’<br />

Trusted, reliable Involved, committed<br />

Authoritative, sympathetic<br />

Inspiring, vitality


Corporate<br />

Story<br />

6. Break the story down in<br />

communication themes<br />

Executive communications<br />

Media relations<br />

Public Affairs<br />

Internal Communications<br />

Sponsoring/CSR<br />

Theme 1 Theme 2 Theme 3 Theme 4 Etc.


Themes<br />

7. Roll them out like a political campaign<br />

Exec. communications<br />

Media Relations<br />

Public Affairs<br />

Internal commun.<br />

CSR and Sponsoring<br />

Labour market comms.<br />

Business Comms.<br />

Communications Roadmap<br />

January February March<br />

CSR Campaign<br />

Marketing roadmap<br />

Annual figures<br />

Employer branding campaign<br />

Conference<br />

‘Living the<br />

Brand’<br />

Sust. Report<br />

Marketing roadmap Marketing roadmap

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!