The ppt is related to different types of communication

1. MODES OF COMMUNICATION

2. PRESENTED BY
NIRAV SHAH

3. MODES OF COMMUNICATION
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LETTERS
TELEVISION
RADIO
PRINT MEDIA
MOBILE PHONES
VIDEO CONFERECING
INTERNET
INTRANET
E-CORRESPONDENCE

4. COMMUNICATION
The word „communication‟ comes from the
Latin word „Communicare‟ which means to
make common, to share, to transmit or to
impart.
 According to Peter Little,
“Communication is a process by which
information is transmitted between
individuals and/or organizations so that an
understanding response results.”
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5. Communication requires a sender, a
message and a recipient.
 Effective communication occurs when a
desired effect is the result of intentional or
unintentional information sharing, which is
interpreted between multiple entities and
acted on in a desired way.
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6. LETTERS

7. LETTERS
Writing a letter is a simple mode of
communication that allows you to send
messages to friends and family.
 In business, letters are still used frequently.
When applying for jobs, you will need to
write a cover letter to include with your
resume detailing your education, work
experience and why you are the best
candidate for the job.
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8. BENEFITS OF LETTERS
Organization and Preparation
 Professionalism
 Clarification
 Written Record
 Proof of Communication
 Courtesy and Language
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9. TELEVISION

10. USES OF TELEVISION
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Television has a number of uses. First of all, it
makes it possible for us to see what is
happening far away. In our homes we watch
on television, films or events taking place in
other cities, countries and other continents.
The artificial satellites have made it possible
to watch events in other countries directly.
Television is a very fine medium of
entertainment. It brings musician and the
music, singer and his singing and actor and
his acting close to us. Whether it is rain or
sunshine, hot or cold, we can enjoy television
programmes within four walls of our homes.

11. ADVANTAGES
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Television is without doubt the most
effective medium to deliver information to
large numbers of people very quickly.
News in one part of the world can be
seen within minutes or even seconds in
any other part of the world.
The variety of channels available offer a
way to get several different views of
events. Having a single editor's opinion
forced upon us is unlikely in most parts
of the world.

12. DISADVANTAGES
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Television is often the main or only
source of information about current
events and biased or inadequate
reporting can deliver inaccurate or
misleading information and opinion.
Some of the companies use it for sex
TV films and programs , and that of
course case a lot of social problems.

13. RADIO

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Radio is the wireless transmission of
signals through free space by
electromagnetic radiation of a
frequency significantly below that of
visible light, in the radio frequency
range, from about 30 kHz to 300 GHz.
These waves are called radio waves.
Electromagnetic radiation travels by
means of oscillating electromagnetic
waves that pass through the air and the
vaccum of space.

15. USES OF RADIO
AUDIO
 TELEPHONY
 VIDEO
 NAVIGATION
 RADAR
 DATA(digital radio).
 HEATING
 UNLICENSED RADIO SERVICES
 RADIO CONTROL
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16. PRINT MEDIA

17. PRINT MEDIA
Print Media Is
Matter.
A Medium That Disseminates Printed
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the oldest and also remains to be one of the
most popular forms of advertising reaching a wider
target audience.
It is an
industry which gathers and publishes news in
the form of newspapers, magazines and other printed
publications.
Whoever controls the Print media, controls the
mind.
-Jim Morrison

18. Types of Print Media
Newspapers
Newspapers are the most popular forms of print media.
The advertiser in this case can choose from a daily newspaper to a
weekly tabloid. Different types of newspaper cater to various
audiences and one can select the particular category accordingly
Magazines
Magazines also offer advertisers an opportunity to incorporate various
new techniques and ideas. Magazines are one such form of print
media that give a more specific target group to the client. The client
can make a choice of the particular magazine as per the product.

19. Newsletters
Newsletters also form an important part of Print media.
These target a specific group of audience and give
information on the product.
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Brochures
Brochures give detailed information about the product. These
are mainly distributed at events or even at the main outlet
when a consumer needs to read in detail about the product.
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Posters
Posters are forms of outdoor advertising. The message in a
poster has to be brief and eye-catching as it targets a person on the
move.
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20. MOBILE PHONES

21. Mobile Communication
The first wireline telephone system was
introduced in the year 1877.
 Mobile communications have become so
widespread that the total number of cell
phone subscriptions was 4.6 billion,
according to the U.N. telecommunications
agency.
 It's difficult to conceive that a technology
could see such widespread adoption if it
didn't offer numerous advantages.
 In some cases, people run their entire lives
from the palm of their hand with a
smartphone.
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22. Advantages of Mobile Communication
 Emergencies
 Sharing
Information
 Safety Concern
 Social
 Less Down Time

23. DISADVANTAGES OF MOBILE
COMMUNICATION
Workflow Disruption
 Difficulty Monitoring Calls
 Balance Between Work and Life
 Harassment
 Wrong Use
 Addictive
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24. VIDEO CONFERENCING

25. VIDEO CONFERENCING
Videoconferencing is the conduct of
a videoconference (also known as a video
conference or video teleconference) by a set
of telecommunication technologies which allow two
or more locations to communicate by simultaneous
two-way video and audio transmissions.
 It has also been called 'visual collaboration'
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26. ADVANTAGES
Increases Productivity
 Saves Money
 Keeps Employees Connected
 Improve and Maintain Business
Relations
 Improve Work – Life Balance
 Sustained Competitive Advantages
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27. INTERNET

28. INTERNET
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Network of computers
Connecting computers around the world
In late 1960‟s by Department of DefenseUSA

29. SERVICES OF INTERNET
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Electronic mail
FTP
Telnet
Usenet news
The world wide web

30. ADVANTAGES OF ECOMMERCE
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Overcome Geographical
Limitations
• Gain New Customers With
Search Engine Visibility
• Lower Costs
• Locate the Product Quicker

31. CONTD…
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Eliminate Travel Time and Cost
• Provide Comparison Shopping
• Provide Abundant Information
• Remain Open All the Time

32. INTRANET

33. INTRANET
•Time
•Communication
•Cost
effective
•Immediate update
•Supports a distribution Computing
architecture

34. E-CORRESPONDENCE
•Convenient
•Simple
language
•Cost-Effective
•Eco friendly
•Can Be Referenced