eBook Focuses on Rewards & Recognition Best Practices
The Art and Science of Engaging Rewards is the first comprehensive eBook on best practices in the field based on meta-analysis of research conducted over the last decade from dozens of sources. The 70-page eBook was produced by the Enterprise Engagement Alliance, and was sponsored by Hinda Incentives, a respected corporate rewards and recognition industry leader.
The eBook is available at no charge at Engagement Strategies Media.

Authored by Enterprise Engagement Alliance Curriculum Chairman Allan Schweyer, who also has his own research, learning and consulting firm in human capital, the eBook draws upon the research to provide organizations with a practical and detailed guide to the use of rewards and recognition. Based on the growing emphasis on the topic of engagement in business, this eBook addresses rewards and recognition in the context of overall engagement strategies and other tactics to engage customers, distribution partners and all employees.
“The rewards and recognition industry has made a significant investment in research over the last 15 years or more, but no one knowledgeable about our field had consolidated all of the findings into one place in a usable format,” says Mike Donnelly, President of Hinda Incentives. “We hope all of our partners in the marketplace will see the benefits of bringing more scientific solutions to their clients in all areas of rewards and recognition.”
The book’s eight chapters address:
- How the emergence of engagement is affecting the use of rewards and recognition
- An overview of definitions, what research suggests are the best ways to use rewards and recognition, and the research basis for the use of non-cash versus cash rewards
- Applications for non-cash rewards
- Best practices
- How to make rewards more engaging
- Types of non-cash rewards and their applications
- ROI and analytics
- Case studies
The contents page is designed to make it easy to search for information related to each topic area. The eBook will be updated annually with new case studies and research.
The Art and Science of Engaging Rewards is available at no cost. Click here to download a PDF.