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How Phillips 66 doubled employee engagement with intelligent content delivery

Analytics & Modeling - Machine Learning
Functional Applications - Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP)
Oil & Gas
Business Operation
Human Resources
Software Design & Engineering Services
System Integration
Phillips 66, a diversified energy manufacturing and logistics company, faced a significant challenge in effectively communicating with its 12,000+ employees spread across different time zones and shift patterns. Traditional methods of sending company-wide emails at a fixed time often resulted in messages being lost in digital noise, leading to low engagement rates. The company needed a smarter way to deliver communications that would consider individual employee preferences and schedules to ensure higher engagement and productivity.
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Phillips 66 is a diversified energy manufacturing and logistics company headquartered in Houston, Texas. The company operates 12 oil refineries and various other facilities worldwide, employing over 12,000 people. Known for its commitment to innovation and operational excellence, Phillips 66 has been a significant player in the energy sector, focusing on refining, marketing, and transporting petroleum products. The company has a strong emphasis on employee engagement and productivity, recognizing that a connected workforce is crucial for achieving its business objectives.
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Phillips 66 implemented Firstup Orchestration, an intelligent communication platform, to enhance its digital employee experience. A key feature of this platform is Engagement Boost, which uses machine learning to automate millions of micro-decisions daily. This feature determines the best time, format, and channel for delivering notifications to each employee based on behavioral data. By personalizing the delivery of communications, Engagement Boost reduces digital overwhelm and fatigue, ensuring that messages are received and engaged with at the most opportune times. After deploying Engagement Boost for corporate communications, Phillips 66 saw a significant increase in employee engagement, prompting the company to expand its use across the organization.
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Phillips 66 saw a doubling of employee engagement on corporate messaging after implementing Engagement Boost.
The company achieved 82% company-wide adoption of the new intelligent content delivery system.
Laurie Madden, Corporate Communications leader, reported that all publishers within the company are now using the new Studio and intelligent delivery features.
Employee engagement more than doubled after implementing Engagement Boost.
82% company-wide adoption of the intelligent content delivery system.
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