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Planning and communications
Session 6
Communication and information technology
This session explains:
understanding communications
the process of interpersonal communications
organisational communication
understanding information technology
communication issues in today's organisation
6.1 Understanding communications
Communication is defined as the transfer and understanding of meaning. Transfer means the
message is received in a form that can be interpreted by the receiver. Understanding the message is
not the same as the receiver agreeing with the message. For example, a message of increasing
salary by 5% can be communicated from management to employees but may not be agreed by the
employees as a whole.
In a closer group, there is interpersonal communication between two or more people. In a wider
scope, there is organisational communication that deploy all the patterns, network, and systems of
communications within an organisation.
There are four functions of communications, namely control, motivation, emotional expression, and
information.
Control: Formal and informal communications act to control individual's
behaviours in business organisations
Motivation: Communications clarify for employees what is to be done, how
well they have done it, and what can be done to improve performance
Emotional expression: Social interaction in the form of work group communications provides
a way for employees to express themselves
Information: Individuals and work groups need information to make decisions or
to do their work
6.2 The process of interpersonal communications
To define the process of interpersonal communication, there are sender and receiver. The meaning
is transferred in the form of a message. The message should be encoded to be transmitted through
the channel in use. The message should be decoded upon delivery to receiver. In all stages, there
are various kinds of noise that may degrade the quality of communication.
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Sender: a person or an organisation that has a message to deliver
Message: encoded in the form of a language fit for transmitted in the communication channel
e.g. very short keywords like “meet @0800 lobby” if the cost is high
Medium: the communication channel e.g. a piece of paper, an audio tape, electric wire
Receiver: a person or persons or organisations that decode the message and may give feedback
e.g. reply the message in the form of a message
Noise: disturbances that interfere the communications e.g. dirt on paper, distraction nearby
6.2.1 Distortions in communications
There are various causes of distortions in various stages of communications.
Message encoding: The effect of the skills, attitudes, knowledge, and cultural background of the
sender on the process of encoding the message e.g. experts may encode
a message using technical terms without detailed explanations
The message: Symbols used to c.
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