Internal sources of information are located in the office. They involve exchange of information with insiders. In this post we discuss about these sources of information.
Sales reports, annual reports, audit reports and financial statements provide information about performance.
3. Internal documents
Outgoing mails, memos, notices, circulars, bulletins and manuals are important internal sources of information.
Opinions, suggestions, discussions and complaints by office employees are important internal sources of information. They can be through speaking, writing and body language consisting of gestures and expressions.
They can be transfer of information through bell, telephone, internet, online computers. Their use is increasing in internal sources of communication.
1. Customer-relate records
Past records of orders, invoices, inventory and payment provide information about customers.
2. Internal reports
Sales reports, annual reports, audit reports and financial statements provide information about performance.
Outgoing mails, memos, notices, circulars, bulletins and manuals are important internal sources of information.
4. Interactions
Opinions, suggestions, discussions and complaints by office employees are important internal sources of information. They can be through speaking, writing and body language consisting of gestures and expressions.
5. Mechanical
They can be transfer of information through bell, telephone, internet, online computers. Their use is increasing in internal sources of communication.
