Communication encompasses a wide range of behaviors and methods for transferring information. It includes verbal exchanges between people, written messages like memos, and non-verbal cues such as the barking of a dog. Each of these examples involves the imparting or exchanging of information, which is the essence of communication. This concept is supported by the definition of communication in project management and other professional contexts, where it is understood as the act of transferring information from one place, person, or group to another1.

References: = The definition and examples of communication align with the principles outlined in the Professional in Project Management (PPM) materials and are consistent with standard definitions found in resources such as SkillsYouNeed and Google dictionary, as mentioned in the guide to portfolio communication1.