The State of AI Transformation at Work – AI is being deployed. Employees aren't being enabled.
How To Build an Internal Comms Strategy That Drives Successful AI Transformation
Learn how to bridge the gap between AI tech rollouts and employee adoption with our new practical guide for internal comms professionals.


Nicolette Roses-Agoro
Community, Internal Comms and Engagement Strategist, Workvivo
Organizations are deploying AI faster than they can explain it. When internal communicators are left out of the loop, employees fill the silence with rumors, fear, or unvetted workarounds.
To help IC teams step up as strategic leaders during technology shifts, we’ve launched our latest guide: Creating an IC Strategy That Supports AI Transformation.
How this guide helps you
This resource gives IC professionals a clear framework to close the gap between new tools and workforce adoption. Instead of treating AI as just an IT rollout, this guide equips you to drive a supportive culture shift, address job security concerns directly, and demonstrate measurable business impact.
What you’ll find inside
- Landscape auditing and audience segmentation: How to align with decision-makers, audit roadmaps, and group employees by readiness to tailor your messaging.
- Core narrative and guardrails: Strategies for establishing "human-in-the-loop" guidelines, answering tough FAQs, and establishing clear boundaries for AI usage.
- A 12-week rollout blueprint: A step-by-step timeline designed to build psychological safety, boost AI literacy, launch targeted campaigns, and maintain ongoing dialogue.
- Manager enablement toolkits: Practical ways to assess manager readiness and equip leaders with talking points, scripts, and use cases so they can guide their teams effectively.
- Measurement and scaling: Frameworks for pairing quantitative adoption data with qualitative employee sentiment to prove the real ROI of your comms strategy.
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Ready to shape your organization's AI story and turn uncertainty into confidence? Download the guide now.
Authors:

Nicolette Roses-Agoro
Community, Internal Comms and Engagement Strategist, Workvivo
