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This document discusses key concepts of communication including:
1. It defines communication as the process of expressing ideas, feelings, or sharing information between people.
2. It outlines the main stages of the communication process - a sender sending a message through a channel to a receiver who then provides feedback.
3. It discusses encoding as selecting words/symbols for a message and decoding as interpreting those words/symbols.
The document discusses project communications management. It describes determining communication needs, developing a communications management plan, and managing communications according to the plan. The key processes are planning communications, managing communications, and controlling communications to ensure stakeholder information needs are met. Techniques include communication requirements analysis, using appropriate communication technology and models, and distributing information through various methods and management systems. The overall benefit is enabling efficient and effective communication between project stakeholders.
This presentation includes the definition, purpose, components of communication process, modes of communication, verbal and non verbal communication, principles of communication, channel of communication, organization, horizontal and vertical communication, factors affecting and barrios of communication
The document discusses communications management for projects. It covers key concepts of communication including mechanisms for information exchange, dimensions of communication activities, and factors that affect communication approaches. It also outlines the processes of planning communications management, managing communications, and monitoring communications. The key outputs are a communications management plan that defines the communication needs for the project and updates to project documents to reflect communication activities.
An informational presentation, having many different objectives, ranging from marketing and advertising to research and measurement or employee engagement.
#BusinessCommunication #businessdevelopment #corporate #ppt #research #strategy #barriersincommunication #processofcommunication #benefitsofcommunication #business #communication #education #challenges #verbal #nonverbal #symbolic #people #dynamic #organization #humanrelations #publicrelations
An informational presentation, having many different objectives, ranging from marketing and advertising to research and measurement or employee engagement.
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This document discusses key concepts of communication including:
1. It defines communication as the process of expressing ideas, feelings, or sharing information between people.
2. It outlines the main stages of the communication process - a sender sending a message through a channel to a receiver who then provides feedback.
3. It discusses encoding as selecting words/symbols for a message and decoding as interpreting those words/symbols.
The document discusses project communications management. It describes determining communication needs, developing a communications management plan, and managing communications according to the plan. The key processes are planning communications, managing communications, and controlling communications to ensure stakeholder information needs are met. Techniques include communication requirements analysis, using appropriate communication technology and models, and distributing information through various methods and management systems. The overall benefit is enabling efficient and effective communication between project stakeholders.
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2. PROJECT COMMUNICATION
Project:
Definition of a Project:
Human activities
Interrelated activities
Temporary activities and deliverables
Unique activities, resources and product
Communication features reflect project features:
Information, ideas , feelings express:
Human activities
Activities relatedness, uniqueness
Resources and uniqueness
Deliverables and uniqueness
Product uniqueness
3. PROJECT COMMUNICATION
Communication: Definition:
A process by which people share information, ideas and
feelings.
Ways of communication:
Spoken words
Written words
Body language
Personal mannerism
Styles
Anything that conveys or add meaning to a message
4. ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Elements of communication process:
Sender-receiver
Message
Channels
Noise
Feedback
Setting
Sender-receiver:
Communication not a one-way process
Sender – Person(s) who sends a message
Receiver – Person(s) who receives a message
5. ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Message: Information, Ideas, Feelings:
Can be communicated using:
Symbols
Verbal words
Non-verbal words: facial expression, gestures, postures, vocal
tones, appearance, colours, etc
Concrete symbols: symbols that represent an object
Abstract symbols:
6. ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Channels of communication:
Definition:
Route through which a message travels
Means by which a sender reaches a receiver
Classification of channels of communication:
Face to face communication
Sight and sound
Non face to face communication
Radio, television, records, newspaper, magazine, signals, phone,
etc
7. ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Noise:
Any disturbance to communication
Anything that interferes with the transmission of message
Anything the interferes with the understanding of a message
Distance, communication gadgets, audience, communication
style, medium, communication barriers, etc
Feedback:
Response from receiver to sender
Setting: Definition:
The environment in which communication occurs:
Formal setting
Informal setting
Formal setting supports formal communication: Auditorium,
lecture room, site meetings, boardroom
Informal setting supports informal communication
8. COMMUNICATION TERMS
Sender: a person, group of persons
Receiver: a person, sender, group of persons
Communication medium: method used to convey message:
writing, oral, formal, informal, face to face, email, text, phone
Communication style: active or passive voice, sentence structure,
choice of words.
Communication technique: presentation technique: writing, body
language, visual aids
Encoding: process of translating an idea, thought, feeling into a
language that is understood by receivers
Message: the product or output of encoding
Noise: communication barriers
Decoding: to translate message into meaningful ideas, thoughts,
feelings of sender
9. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Intrapersonal communication
Interpersonal communication
Group communication – small
Public communication
Mass communication
10. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Intrapersonal communication:
Definition:
Communication that occurs within one person
Features:
Ideas, thoughts, feelings, views about oneself
Talk to or with oneself
Sender is the receiver
Channel of communication: brain
Feedback: discard or accept some ideas, thooughts, feelings
11. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Interpersonal communication:
Definition:
Communication between two or more people on one to one
basis
Features:
Has all elements of communication
Each person functions a a sender and receiver
Messages are verbal and non-verbal, symbols inclusive
12. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Small Group communication:
Definition:
Communication between a group of persons small enough
in number to interact with one another
Features:
Meeting of people to solve or discuss a problem or issue
Group members are made up of senders and receivers
Communication process more formal and complex than
interpersonal communication
Messages are better structured
Communication channels are same with interpersonal
Communication channels are more formal than
interpersonal
13. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Public communication:
Definition:
Communication whereby a speaker (sender-receiver)
delivers a message or speech to an audience
Features:
Message is highly structured
One Speaker
Channels of communication similar to interpersonal
and small group communication
14. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
Mass Communication:
Definition:
Communication in which a producer, director, writer sends a message to
a large audience without contact: television, radio shows.
Features:
Message is highly structured
Large audience
Sender are many: Many people are involved in creating message
Differences between Mass & other comm types:
Senders are many
Receivers are many: audience
No physical contact between senders & receivers
No feedback: little or no exchange of communication between senders
and receivers
15. PROJECT COMMUNICATION
Definitions:
Process required to ensure timely and appropriate
generation, collection, planning, dissemination,
distribution, storage and ultimate disposition of project
information.
Process of creating communication links among project
stakeholders.
Process of sending and receiving ideas, thoughts and
feelings that will ensure the success of a project among
project stakeholders.
16. PROJECT COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT
Definition: Process of managing information generation, planning,
distribution and feedback in a construction project.
Process involves four functions:
Communication planning: determine project stakeholders and
information and communication needs of the stakeholders
Information generation: produce/create information needed by project
stakeholders
Information distribution: decide the time, manner and channels of
communication of information needs of project stakeholders
Information reporting: Collect and distribute performance information of
project stakeholders: project status, progress measurement & reports,
performance forecasting
Managing project stakeholders: Manage stakeholders communications
to satisfy their requirements. Resolve communication issues with project
stakeholders
17. COMMUNICATION PLANNING
Definition:
Determine the information and communication needs
of the stakeholders of a project.
Questions to answer in Communication Planning:
Who are the stakeholders of a project?
What are roles of each stakeholder?
What are the needs of each stakeholder?
What are the information needs of each stakeholder?
What are the communication needs of each
stakeholder?
When are the information needed by each stakeholder?
How will the information be communicated or passed
to each stakeholder?
18. ISSUES TO CONSIDER IN COMMUNICATION PLANNING
Project communication requirements:
Sum of the information requirements of project
stakeholders: type & format of info
Communication technology:
The technologies or methods to be used to transfer or
communicate info back & front among stakeholders.
Conversations
Drawings
Codes
Written documents
Schedules or plans
Database
Models
Signs
Meetings
19. FACTORS AFFECTING CHOICE OF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Urgency of information
Frequency of information
Volume of information
Character of information
Availability of technology
Sender – Receiver status
Expected communication expertise
Length of project
Communication constraints
Locations of Sender and/or Receivers
Number of receivers concerned
Method of information generation
20. INFORMATION GENERATION
Definition:
Process of producing the information required by project stakeholders
to ensure a project is successful.
Factors to consider:
Nature of information to be generated
Information sender.
Existing legislations or regulations.
Available technology.
Project stakeholders’ knowledge
Use of codes, standards, signs, symbols
Method of information communication
Volume of information involved.
Number of receivers concerned.
Frequency of information generation
Cost implications of information
Time implications of information
21. INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION
Definition:
Process of making project information available to project
stakeholders in a timely manner.
Process of implementing project communication
management plan
Process of responding to unexpected requests for
information by project stakeholders.
Process of communicating performance to sender of
information for review of project information.
22. INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION
Inputs of information distribution:
Project documents
Project plans:
Brief, FVS, EIA, Survey plans, drawings, BOQ, Tender, Method
statement, Work programme, Schedules, Specifications, etc
Project performance reports:
Project status, work performed, Resources utilised,
Communication management plan
23. TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES OF INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION
Information generation technology/method: Software,
Apps, etc
Communication skills:
Possessed by senders and receivers - stakeholders
Method of communication: formal and informal
Communication technology: Software, Apps, phone,
internet,
Communication format:
Oral/verbal – phone calls, discussion, meetings.
Written communication
Signs and symbols
Pattern of communication:
Direct line, functional line, lateral line