"move communication" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means to transfer or shift communication from one place or mode to another. Example: "We need to move communication from email to a video conference to better discuss the project details."
In part, the idea is to move communication outside of email and make it available for all to view.
"It's not to get attention, it's to actually [go] do something," said Shortnotice's Nijhawan of his team's goal to move communication back into the real world.
It helps move communication from focusing only on problems to suggesting and presenting options and possibilities.
Fortran moved communication with a computer up a notch, closer to the human and away from the machine.
Due to reasons like electromagnetic inference, lack of infrastructure and constantly moving, communication among vehicles in battlefield environments is difficult and makes a prospective field for DTN to bring effective improvements.
In particular, the network virtualization can effectively solve the problem of the new network to join the Internet and the integration of new technical differences between complex networks by moving communication terminals and services.
But they also want reassurance that the authorities aren't monitoring the every move and communication of ordinary people who have nothing to do with terrorism or any other form of wrongdoing.
"We started with this notion of wanting to move our communication with our consumers from telling them about us to having a dialogue with them," said Michael Simon, vice president and general manager at the Pepperidge Farm snacks division in Norwalk, Conn.
TraCIMobility: is an OMNeT++/MiXiM function that is able to move corresponding communication nodes.
Adding to the robot's natural feel is the ability for the remote person to move between communication styles.
But newer startups have found a way to at least move some communication outside of email, such as with team collaboration platforms like Yammer or Slack.
