How technology has affected communications in organizations.

This has enabled of concept mobility and connectedness . In this case individual can still perform their office duties even when they are not in their office . It was mandatory before for managers to discharge their duties while still in the office . Through communication with their assistances and secretaries , managers can still discharge their duties while still out of their office (Sarbaugh-Thompson and Feldman , 1998

Efficient communication is crucial for managers and for employee in the organization to perform their duties respectively . Managers and supervisors require communicating constantly with employee to help them

br understand the work processes and understand how to carry out their duties . In the same way , employees require to communicate to the managers and supervisor in to get clarification on the work process . Therefore modern technology has helped to improve the dyad communication to improve the work processes

Computer mediated communication technology has revolutionized different ways of communication in the organization . First , it has supported processing of information which increases the accuracy and the speed of processing that information . For example it is more efficient and fast to type and print a memo using a computer than handwriting . This has enabled increased communication in the organization (Bailey and Bakos 1997

Electronic mail has enabled efficient sharing of information between different individuals in the organization . Electronic mail like e-mail enables sharing of bulk data between different members of the organization . However electron mail like email as supported by the LAN cannot be used to pass secret information because the organization is given discretion to check the email of its employees . A recent research showed that twenty percent of the US business randomly checks the email of employees . There are man organization frauds which have been unveiled through random checking of the emails . Under the Electronic Communication Privacy Act of...