Business communication

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The term business communication is usually found in courses of study where it is possible to learn how to design corporate communication.

A distinction between the terms corporate communication and business communication has not been used so far, so that these terms are usually used synonymously.

However, the term economy covers a wider area than the term company , which only describes a subsystem of the economic system.

While the term corporate communication in the internal / external demarcation within the economic system emphasizes the subsystem "company" and thus leads to a one-sided perspective, the term "business communication" reflects an attitude that is equal to the other subsystems and individual subjects enables.

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literature

  • Brno, Gisela: Business Communication. Linguistic analysis of their oral forms . Tübingen. 2000. ISBN 3-484-31213-0
  • Hillebrecht, Steffen: Kommunikation und Medien, Gernsbach: dbv 2009, p. 147ff., ISBN 978-3-88640-143-7

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