What types of communication are distinguished (push/pull/interactive)?

The types of communication in project management can be classified as follows:

• Push communications — information is transmitted by the initiator to recipients without expecting an immediate response. Example: sending reports via email, posting news on a portal.

• Pull communications — recipients request information as needed. Example: access to a knowledge base or documentation portal.

• Interactive communications — two-way exchange of information in real-time with feedback. Example: meetings, phone calls, video conferences.

Each type of communication is chosen depending on the situation, urgency, and importance of the information.