Press releases, corporate blogs, social media – tech companies are communicating more than ever before. Yet many still struggle to build a recognizable brand in the market. Why?
In 2024, HR departments will have the task of ensuring stability and security in teams. PR-COM presents the five major trends for the coming months at the turn of the year.
It's showtime! Especially in times of YouTube, social media and co., moving images are part of daily business in corporate communications - for example in the form of interviews published on LinkedIn,
Only around five percent of all companies rated on kununu qualify as a "Top Company". The Munich-based communications agency PR-COM has now received this award.
APARAVI uses the Munich-based agency PR-COM for strategic communications. The aim of the joint activities is to raise awareness of APARAVI and increase its profile.
For 20 years, Toshiba Electronics Europe's memory division has relied on PR-COM for its PR work. Since 2019, PR-COM also supports KIOXIA Europe GmbH, the inventor of flash memory.
The cybersecurity expert Ontinue offers services around the detection of threats as well as preventive security measures. Now the company wants to conquer the German-speaking market.
The Munich-based communications agency PR-COM and Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) are further expanding their successful PR work.
Higher, faster, further, newer - the media trends of recent years are well known. But in the future, a different recipe will prove to be a success factor for corporate PR: less is more.
After more than six years of successful cooperation in Germany, NTT has decided to entrust the communications agency PR-COM with PR work in Austria and Switzerland as well.
The Munich communication agency PR-COM expands with the journalists Claudia Ballhause, Jan Bernecke and Dominik Mohilo the internal specialized editorial staff.