Managing communication in the organisation: an integrated communication management model

The first part of this article provides an overview of communicationmanagement as an organisation function, and in doing so adopts asystems approach showing the interdependency of the variousSUbsystems. The role of the communication manager as channel in thecommunication process, uniting the various...

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