Making memories

KPMG frames its annual analysis of customer champions by challenging readers to determine where they must simply be good enough and where they need to excel. The clear structure and engaging tone makes the report easy to read and conveys a helpfulness and warmth that encourages further interaction. And stories are used throughout—stories that engage the reader in the moment and are likely to be remembered long after the report is read.

What Works: The trillion dollar quest

This publication, with the goal of explaining how the world’s best healthcare organisations develop managers and leaders, is structured around six rules, each of which is illustrated by a case study and supported by helpful “symptoms of failure” and “key actions for boards”.

KPMG 2015 H2

With an all-time high in terms of average score, KPMG retains its eighth-place ranking. And the
firm also makes it into the top-five list for both appeal—where we’ve seen an improvement in
design, structure and writing style—and resilience. The challenge for KPMG is cutting out or
improving low-scoring content (10% of this sample scored less than 8.0) and pushing more into
the top band (another 10% scored at least 12.0).

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