In the most of the business organizations communication will flow:
(1) Upwards
(2) Downwards
(3) Horizontally (Laterally)
(4) Diagonally
Upwards communication:-
That type of communication which has been done from downwards towards upwards called upwards communication. In the other words the communication which has been done from the side of the subordinates of the business to towards the head (director, owner, promoter etc) of the business called upward communication.
I.e. suppose the workers request to the director of the business to increase in their salary, because of they think that they are getting less so hat communication in between the workers and the director of a company called upwards communication.
Downwards communication:-
The communication which has been done from the side of the director to towards its subordinates called downward communication it can be an order.
I.e. suppose an owner of a Garment company come to its worker and ask them they need to be the careful with the material of the product otherwise they will see a problem for themselves. So that kind of warning to workers from the side of the owner of the garment company called downward communication.
Horizontal communication:-
The communication which's been done in between the workers or subordinates of the business or the company called horizontal communication.
Communication between two or more entities; two-way communication
A contact point is a point of communication or interaction between two entities, such as individuals or organizations. It is where information, requests, or services can be exchanged or accessed.
A vertical relationship is a connection between individuals or entities where one has authority or power over the other. In a hierarchical structure, vertical relationships impact dynamics by influencing decision-making, communication, and the distribution of resources based on the levels of authority or power within the structure.
External communication refers to the exchange of information between an organization and individuals or entities outside of the organization, such as customers, suppliers, and the general public. It includes various methods like emails, social media, press releases, and advertisements to convey messages about the organization's products, services, or activities to the external stakeholders. Effective external communication is crucial for building relationships, managing reputation, and achieving organizational goals.
Business communication is information given between people within an organisation. This is does for benefits.
1.Internal communication denotes a type of communication within the organisation. This is also known as inter-communication. When the inter-communication takes place between the employees of the same department, it is called inter-departmental communication and when it takes place between the employees of different departments of the same organisation, it is called infra-departmental communication. The internal communications, includes letters, memos, notices, instructions and orders. 2.The communication between the organisation and the outsiders is called external communication. External communication is needed for smooth conduct and the progress of the business. This form of communication takes place through personal visits, telephones and postal services. The external communication includes acknowledgement, enquires, tenders, meetings, conferences and notices
When two or more entities (organic or machines) exchange information between them.
Communication between communicating entities/hosts in a network. Happens in Session Layer (According to the OSI model).
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To exchange communication or information from one party to another is called "intercommunication." This word is typically used when describing interactions between agencies, businesses and other entities of this sort rather than individuals.