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Balancing for an Effective Communication in Organizations.

Islam A S M Touhidul¹, Shahryar Sorooshian²

¹Faculty of Industrial Management, Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Pahang, Malaysia.

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Organizational communication is vital but impacted by technology like email and social media. A balanced approach is needed to leverage these tools effectively.

Keywords:

Communication Email Social media

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Area of Science:

Organizational Communication
Information Technology Impact
Digital Communication Strategies

Background:

Effective communication is fundamental to organizational success.
Technological advancements have reshaped communication channels within businesses.
Email and social media are prevalent tools in modern organizations.

Discussion:

Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of email in organizational settings.
Evaluation of the benefits and drawbacks of social media for business communication.
Exploration of how technology influences communication dynamics and effectiveness.

Key Insights:

Digital tools offer efficiency but can lead to information overload.
Social media provides rapid dissemination but may lack formality and control.
Balancing traditional and digital methods is crucial for optimal communication.

Outlook:

Recommendations for developing standardized communication protocols.
Strategies for integrating diverse communication technologies harmoniously.
The future of organizational communication necessitates a hybrid, adaptable model.