Communication is an essential process in the world of project management. It is diffi cult to master, but essential to make a good eff ort in achieving. Many times on troubled projects, project team members feel that if the communication had been bett er, the project would have run smoother. Therefore, communication is often listed as one of the most needed areas for improvement. To ensure the success of a project much information, including expectations, goals, needs, resources, status reports, budgets and purchase requests, needs to be communicated on a regular basis to all major stakeholders. Project communication can often be more diffi cult due to challenges unique to project management. Many projects are short-term, and therefore project communication is temporary. It is truly critical for project managers to get the message across right the fi rst time to avoid failures in the communication process. Project managers communicate by using diff erent mediums to convey a message. The important factors involve communicating how the project will be managed, including how information will fl ow into and out of the project. There should be also a clear and concise communication plan to address project responsibilities and the types of communication that will take place. It includes the processes required to ensure timely and appropriate generation, collection, distribution, storage, retrieval, and ultimate disposition of project information. There are several key components in project communication plan which should be considered.