CHETANA’S HAZARIMAL SOMANI COLLEGE OF COMM. & ECO. &SMT KUSUMTAI CHAUDHARI COLLEGE OF ARTS

BCOM in FINANCIAL MARKETS

GROUPS MEMBERS

o ASHU GANGWALo DIVYA NINGAVALEo DIPTI SHRINGAREo RAHUL GHADREo SONAL MULEEK

PRESENTED TO – PROF-SHIVPRASAD

COMMUNICATION PROCESS,

PURPOSE & METHODS

AGENDA

• Introduction…………. Dipti

• Process of communication………………………… Divya

• Purpose of communication………………………… Sonal

• Methods of communication……………………….. Ashu

• Modes of communication………………………….. Rahul

• Conclusion………………………………………… Dipti

Introduction to communication

DECODING

PROCESS OF COMMUNICATION

SENDER

ENCODING

ENCODING

MEDIUM

RECEIVER

DECODING

MEDIUM

SENDER RECEIVER

INFORMATION

FEEDBACK

Communication Process

Purpose of communication????

Methods OF COMMUNICATION

VERBAL COMMUNICATION

ORAL & WRITTEN

COMMUNICATION

NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

FORMAL, DOWNWARD, VERTICAL, DIAGONAL AND

LATERAL COMMUNICATION

Methods of communication

•Verbal communication.

•Non verbal communication.

•Informal communication

•Formal communication

•Communication through Body language.

• ORAL COMMUNICATION

•WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

•DOWNWARD COMMUNICATION

•VERTICAL COMMUNICATION

•LATERAL COMMUNICATION

VOIP

(VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL)

SMS/MMS

VIDEO CONFERENCE

INSTANT MESSAGE

VOICE CONFERENCE

E-FAX

Telegram

E-Mail

LETTERS

CONCLUSIONCommunication is the process of sending and receiving messages with attached meaning. The source is the person that encodes a message in understandable terms, and then transmits it via communication channel that carries the message. There are various communication channels such as face-to-face meetings, emails, memorandums, faxes, telephone, internet, voice-mail, among others. All the communication channels are all subject to noise and distortion which can have a big effect on the message been sent. Feedback is the response from the receiver back to the source.

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