Communication Management in Co-Activity Environment

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Keywords
management, communication, relationship, environment, co- activity

Summary
Communication is an essential part of the management activities. It appeared and developed under the influence of several factors in a defined medium.

The ability to influence management communication affects and forms co-actors – positive, negative and neutral; and contributes to the total score and specific relationships in the organization.

The structure of the article is as follows: introduction; part one presents the role of co-activity environment managerial communication; part two presents policy and law as a compensatory mechanism of the co-activity system; part three examines the development of management relations in terms of co-activity; and conclusion.

JEL: M5, J80, O15
Pages: 13
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