Communication is the transfer of information involving a sender, message, and recipient. Remote communication encompasses various digital tools like email and video conferencing used by remote workers to collaborate effectively. While remote communication poses challenges, it can enhance teamwork and collaboration when executed properly.

1. WHAT IS COMMUNICATION
Communication is simply the act of transferring information from
one place, person or group to another.
• Every communication involves (at least) one sender, a message
and a recipient.

2. WHAT IS REMOTE COMMUNICATION
• Remote communication is an umbrella term used to refer to the
various kinds of digital communication used by remote workers to
communicate with their colleagues to accomplish work.
• The most popular forms of remote communication include basic
tools like email, chat, intranets, video conferencing and work
collaboration tools all the way up to all-encompassing remote
work ecosystems like unified digital workplace platforms.
• Just think about all the ways employees can interact with their co
workers when they work from the same office.
• Traditional meetings, brainstorming sessions, catch up with others in the
canteen or just walk up to a colleague’s desk to ask a few qquestions.

3. REMOTE COMMUNICATION
• But, how do you make all of these important connections when
you don’t work with your team members in the same office and
have almost no direct face-to-face interactions?
• Communication in remote teams can be tricky to nail, but it is not
impossible. When executed correctly, good communication can
help remote teams get closer and improve collaboration.

4. REMOTE COMMUNICATION
• WHAT ARE SOME OF THE COMMUNICATION TOOLS MESHLAB
CURRENTLY USES TO COMMUNICATE AMONG COLLEAGUES.
• WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED?