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There are two types of communication networks:-

i. Formal Network

ii. Informal Network

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Formal Network

Formal network is present mainly in organizations. There five sub networks in formal network.

• Chain Network:-

The chain network represents hierarchy in which communication can only flow upwards or downwards.

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This type of network is found direct line of authority communications with no deviations.

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• Y-Network:-

Y network is an effect of multi layer hierarchy and a combination of horizontal and vertical flow of communication. It is like two subordinates reporting to one senior.

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• Wheel Network:-

The wheel network refers to several subordinates reporting to a superior. This is a combination of horizontal and diagonal flow of communication. Here the subordinates are3 of equal rank and they do not interact within themselves.

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• Circle Network:-

The circle network allows the employees to interact with adjacent members themselves but no further.

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• All Channel Network:-

The all channel network allows the employees to interact with each other. There are no restrictions on who can communicate with whom. All are equal.

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Informal Network

Besides formal network informal network is also present in an organization. It is also called “GRAPEVINE”.

There are 4 sub networks in informal network:-

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• Single Strand:-

Single strand is the way in which

most people view grapevine.

Here,the message is passed

from one person to another

along a single strand.

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• Gossip:-

In gossip network one person

passes information to all others.

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• Probability:-

In the probability network, each person tells others at random.

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• Cluster:-

Cluster is the most popular pattern of grapevine communication.

Cluster refers to flow of information in which some people tell a selected few of others