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Communication is more important. Education requires effective communication – without it, whatever you teach is at risk of being misunderstood, minterpreted, lost in translation etc. Poor communication will affect education.
Both are important
Communication is an exchange of information.
Education is the measurement of that exchange.Effective communication is critical at all times. However, communication of a message or requirement does not always result in changes to culture, process, and procedure.
Education helps stakeholders understand the ‘Why’, and this often results in long term benefits and changes that communication does not.
Communication is more important. Recipients need to be able to understand what is being communicated to support the organizations goals and be able to apply to support their own needs.
Both, but if I have to choose: Communication Management: «ITAM processes generally encompass more than a single department and thus communication becomes critical to ensure that processes and plans are executed correctly.»
I believe both are important; however, if forced to pick one, I’d say communication is probably more important. Through good communication, people have the natural ability to learn through what’s being said, described, demonstrated, shown, etc.
Both, lack of either one can result in costly errors, wasted time and potential misunderstandings and conflict.
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