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A technical report that speaks to its reader is worth its weight in gold

Mon, 21 May 2012

The writing and reading of a technical report can be compared to the conversation of two strangers. In both cases there is a high propensity for the message to be misinterpreted. Here are tips to help you avoid misunderstandings and communicate your message clearly.

Effective written communication

Bringing back the preposition

Avoid getting lost in translation

Fri, 23 Sep 2011

Good technical report writing requires careful planning, good insight and effective strategies and according to linguistics specialist Elaine Matchett ‘It’s not just about what you write but how you think about what you write’. Are you thinking the right way when it comes to compiling reports?

Deliver your message with confidence

Thu, 09 Jun 2011

Do you know how to get your message across to your stakeholders in a way that they understand? Communications company Quo Vadis will host a six-day Organisational Communications Course which is aimed at anyone wishing to improve their communication.

The art and science of communication

Sun, 12 Dec 2010

The process of communication begins with a few simple conversational words that transforms into data input and output. The communicative process comes easily to most people yet some seem to miss the fundamentals of many conversations that occur. The question is then asked as to why this communicative phenomenon is such a complicated event?