CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE PROCESS OF THE ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE AND THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A COMMUNICATING ORGANISATION

Communication is a basic component of the management process. This process also influences the relations with the environment outside the organisation, environment which, alongside the one built inside the organisation, represents the sources providing the information required to ensure a good funct...

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Published in:Analele Universităţii Constantin Brâncuşi din Târgu Jiu : Seria Economie 2019-06 (3), p.136-142
Main Authors: IONELA BUCĂLOIU, IRINA ANTOANETA TĂNĂSESCU
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
communicating organisation
efficiency
organisational change
risks
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Summary:Communication is a basic component of the management process. This process also influences the relations with the environment outside the organisation, environment which, alongside the one built inside the organisation, represents the sources providing the information required to ensure a good functioning of the company and to anticipate and implement the changes that the organisation needs in order to develop. There is a direct proportional link between the process of organizational change and the characteristics of a communicating organization. The paper highlights the characteristics of a communicating organization and the indisputable link between the background and the form of the organizational change process and an inventory of the risk factors that influence the quality of the communication act, with the presentation of the implications at the organization level. The emphasis is on the need to know and accept the process of organizational change the premise of the effectiveness of the communication act. The conclusions present the requirements of conducting an effective and quality organizational communication process, taking into account the expectations and the requirements of the participants in the communicative act, individually and globally.
ISSN:1844-7007
1844-7007