Category:Professional communication: Difference between revisions

Issues that deal with communication in the workplace, represented by the IEEE Professional Communication Society within the IEEE

Subcategories

• Collaboration - the organizing of two or more people to facilitate work tasks
• Communication aids - devices or methods which improve communication
• Communication effectiveness - the ability to convey information succinctly and clearly
• Databases - the organized collection of data for one or more purposes, typically in digital form
• Global communication - communication across national boundaries to anywhere on the globe
• Information resources - the data or information assets of an organization or business
• Information retrieval - the ability to recall and use desired information
• Information science - the science dealing with the analysis, storage, and transmission of data or information
• Information services - services that facilitate information transmittal, storage, and analysis
• Information systems - or IS, the combination of information technology and human activities that support operations and management
• Information technology - or IT, the technology that deals with the manipulation of information
• Manuals - books that communicate how to construct or use a product or system
• Oral communication - communication through the spoken word
• Plagiarism - the theft of another's creative work
• Professional societies - societies of professionals that organize to exchange information and create professional standards
• Public speaking - speaking before a large group
• Writing - transmission of information through the written word