organizational communication theory

1. Group member
NAME ID
Mohammad Nadim safi 0060NHINHI0215
Ali Elmeray 0142JMMJMM1014
Sifa mukalema adamu 0183AAHAAH0215
Mahmuda Islam 0041GKIGKI0215
Gakuba gakundi yvan 0222SEISEI0215
Ahsan Sharif 0056BAIBAI0215

2. Introduction
 INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION:
Is the transferring of information or data between people
or organizations by using the following ways; it can be
verbal/nonverbal communication or written communication

3. INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRM
 Verizon is a telecommunication company based in
America that provides 4G LTE wireless network. It
connects people and businesses at a large scope with
the most advanced technology and services available. It
is the first tier-one wireless providers
 The company operates about 1700 retails locations in
the United States only and over 200 destination
worldwide

4. BACKGROUND OF VERIZON
 Verizon was incorporated in Delware on 30th of June
2000 were by Charles R. Lee and Ivan Seidenberg being
the co-CEO’s of the company
VERIZON’S MISSION
 The firm’s mission is to give the opportunity to people
and organizations to communicate to one another.
VISION
 Its stated as the continuity of further progress of
delivering quality services and be the nation’s leading
wireless provider of quality local, data and distance
services

5. PRODUCT AND MARKET
 The company offers variable of products including telecom,
managed network and IT services to more than 150 countries
worldwide
POSITION IN THE INDUSTRY
 According to (Forbes, 2014) the firms is tied up with AT&T at the
top spot in terms of wireless customers in the US where as both
companies have 34% of the shares over the country’s market at the
end of the first quarter of the year 2014.
ACHIEVEMENT

6. Effective communication
 An effective communication means the procedure of
transaction among more than one individual, which can
leads, the parts to desired results
K.BERLO’S Theory
For an effective communication we need to have 4 main elements that
are important to make an exchange of information, mainly: Source,
Message, Channel, and Receiver.
The impact of an effective communication on
Verizon Company
 Financial strength
 Culture

7. ARISTOTLE`S MODEL OF COMMUNICATION
 SPEAKER: Manager of the company
 SPEECH: About his new come up brand of technology
 AUDIENCE: Target using age or profitable people that
will help you in making profits
 EFFECT: TO be the first demanding products on the
market

8. Johari Window communication model
The Johari Window was named “Jo-Hari” after the
inventors Joseph luft and Harrington Ingham, who came up
with the idea in 1950s as a communication model to map
personality awareness
 OPEN AREA
 BLINDSPOT/BLINDAREA
 HIDDEN AREA
 UNKNOWN AREA
Verizon uses Johari through ERG to help out with both internal communication
between employees and external communication to help with wide range of
customers

9. SCHRAMM MODEL OF COMMUNICATION
This theory believe that communication is in circular model
which mean when you communicate to some then it will be
a reaction to that and then feedback of it.
 Encoder – this is message sender.
 Decoder – Who receives the message?
 Interpreter – Person trying to understand and analyses

10. Harold Dwight Lasswell
Lasswell was American political scientist that say easy way
to know people communication is to answer the following
questions
 Who
 Says What
 In Which Channel
 To Whom,
 With what effect?

11. Recommendation
 Verizon must develop the internal communication which
mean improving contact between employees by
providing teamwork to break the ice between the levels
of the industry as we see that they are just focusing
more on external communication with the environment
and shareholders
 V

12. Conclusion
To conclude this these days China versatile organization is
on the top in everywhere throughout the world with
diverse names in distinctive nations. Verizon is attempting
to get spot of china versatile. Moreover Almost 3 billion
individuals 40 percent of the world's populace is utilizing
the Internet. As it has seen plainly Competition is putting
weight on costs and edges. Clients are eager and
confounded about the torrential slide of contending claims
and valuing arrangements.