Effective communication is a connection between people that allows for the exchange of thoughts, feelings, and ideas, and leads to mutual understanding. This exchange is evidenced when a speaker sends ...

It is impossible to be in business today without the need to communicate with a wide array of stakeholders. Importantly, it is increasingly impossible to communicate with these stakeholders without ...

THE science and practice of radio communication have developed so rapidly during the past ten or fifteen years, and now cover such a wide field, that it has become impossible to confine an adequate ...

Effective communication is crucial for success in today's dynamic business landscape—enabling idea conveyance, collaboration and relationship-building with clients and colleagues. Here are some ...

Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) operations in contested environments require battlefield assumptions based on mission dependent factors and complex ...

For the past few years, the core team of the Oshkosh Civility Project has been submitting articles to the Oshkosh Northwestern. The project, which is now in its 13th year, was founded on P.M. Forni’s ...

Professor of Communication and Dean, College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts, Wayne State University Infectious disease outbreaks have killed more people than hurricanes, wildfires or ...

In that context, I remember Leadership Material, by Diana Jones, which contains a wealth of insights, compelling stories, and examples taken directly from her coaching sessions with current business ...

Retailing is a major business format in which you sell goods and services directly to end consumers. While the types of retail providers are virtually limitless, several common principles of retailing ...

Audience. Before even hitting the keyboard, consider who will be reading what you write. A range of readers come to All About Jazz to browse, and they all share curiosity and enthusiasm but vary ...

"THE big Morecroft” is so familiar to every serious worker on radio communications that little more than ‘welcome’ need be said of this third edition. The first chapter remains the least satisfactory ...