In order to achieve a high-quality communication, it is necessary to know the language, interactional skills and possess certain cultural knowledge. Today, communication is accomplished through numerous channels. Trends related to contemporary business communication put the emphasis on addressing the co-speaker in as personal manner as possible. In the past century, the Intenet, television, magazines and jumbo posters had been prevalent, and thus communication was dominated by images. Nowadays, modem organizations have replaced traditional communication, led by telephone, fax or mail, by electronic communication, which has its foundation in technology, and in that sense e-mails, social networking, video conferencing and the like are used in business communication today. Electronic communication is an indispensable way of communication in organizations, which contributes to the low cost and rapid, or immediate, exchange of information between people who are physically distant. The success of an organization depends on the quality of business communication that takes place between business partners. Business correspondence can also be in written form, such as letters or memorandum. Written communication implies a slower response. It can also happen through the word-of-mouth, via language that is considered the most important means of communication. In that sense, it is necessary to know the language. Non-verbal communication through emotions, gestures, posture, attitudes and the like is also possible.