Business Communiction
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Society, business and technology are all dependent on effective communication. Without effective communication there is confusion, dissatisfaction and misunderstandings. In order to operate a business appropriately, one must understand the basics of business communication and its essential role in creating success. Business communication is any form of communication, verbal or nonverbal, that is used to relay a message, promote a product or service or share information.
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Business Communiction
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Editor's Notes
- Definition: Communication is a process of transferring information from one entity to another. Communication processes are sign-mediated interactions between at least two agents which share a repertoire of signs and semiotic rules Must involve 2 or more parties Transfer of information Involves some action the party receiving the information
- Business communication can be both formal or informal and internal or external. As you can see from this chart, many of the same tools can be used in any of these four situations.
- In the formal communication network – defined by the relationships between the various job positions in the organization – message flow upwards, downwards and horizontally.
- Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
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