Communication in Two Categories
Communication on your project typically falls into two categories, Push Communication and Pull Communication.
Push Communication
Push communication is sent to people who need to receive the information. It might include:
- Memos
- Reports
- Emails
- Faxes
- Voice mails
- Press releases
We can send it, but that doesn’t mean it has reached them, was interpreted correctly, or was understood by the intended audience.
Pull Communication
Pull communication is where people can access content at their own discretion. Examples include:
- Web portals,
- Intranet sites,
- Self-paced e-learning,
- Lessons learned databases or knowledge repositories.
See more Project Management Picture Concepts:
- How The Cost of Quality Increases On Your Project
- How to Measure Business Value for Your Project (NPV, ROI and more!)
- Scrum Roles & Responsibilities
- The Change Control Process in Project Management
- Prototypes in a Waterfall or Agile Project
- Agile Estimating Techniques – Planning Poker and More
- Good versus Bad Project Management
- Benchmarking: How To Do It
- Project Management Office (PMO) Types
- Project Benefit Types – Tangible and Intangible
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