Generally, your communications framework will follow your management hierarchies, down to the employee level where your communications campaigns will land.
The Japanese initially planned to establish a major port and city on the site, but they found that conditions were poor because of heavy seas, frequent typhoons, and generally poor communications.
Radically distributed, network-based solutions to the problems of political mobilization rely on the same characteristics as networked information production more generally: extensive communications leading to concordant and cooperative patterns of behavior without the introduction of hierarchy or the interposition of payment.
Generally, most communications regarding discharge were between the doctor and the nurse, after which the patient was simply informed about the decision.
"Social psychologists have decades of research showing that fear communications generally backfire, that people tune them out, and therefore that these tactics are generally not effective".
The N.S.A., the nation's largest intelligence agency, generally eavesdrops on communications in foreign countries.
Streaming can be used only on reliable connections (such as TCP/IP) but devices with embedded communications generally use serial ports.
Stephen Gillers, an expert in legal ethics at New York University, said the state law governing attorney-client privilege generally only shielded communications, not the names of the clients or the nature of the representation.
After studying workers who spend more than half their time out of the office salesmen, consultants, pilots, journalists and photographers she found that they generally stick to communications while on the move, gathering information that they then work on when they get back to their desks.
A single broadcast or news post is unlikely to make a meaningful impact; people are generally overloaded with communications noise from many angles.
