Contains information such as communication requirements, goals, and plans for the project.

The goal plan document is an important basis for formulating and executing communication plans.

Including past project experience, communication techniques, communication models, etc.

Organizational process assets provide the foundational knowledge and tools for supervisory communication.

Includes both formal and informal communication methods.

The choice of communication technology should be based on project needs and context.

Including elements such as sender, receiver, message, medium and feedback.

Communication models can help understand and improve communication effectiveness.

It is an important tool in project communication.

Meetings can provide opportunities for communication and decision-making.

Document key information for project communications.

Records of communications can be used for follow-up and evaluation.

Decision-making in supervisory communications is critical to project progress.

Decisions need to be based on adequate communication information and the opinions of participants.

Supervise the data information collected during the communication process.

Job performance data can be used to evaluate and improve communication effectiveness.

Determine communication needs and goals within the project.

Understand the communication preferences and habits of project stakeholders.

Develop a clear communication plan, including communication method, frequency and content.

The communications plan should align with project goals and milestones.

Execute and monitor project communications activities according to the communications plan.

Timely adjust communication methods and content to ensure effectiveness of communication.

Collect feedback and opinions from project stakeholders.

Communicating feedback can provide a useful reference for project improvement.

Manage project communication records, including archiving and backup.

Communication record management can help track communication effectiveness and project changes.