Communication method in which messages, such as text, audio, or video, are exchanged between participants without the need for real-time, simultaneous interaction. Unlike synchronous communication, where participants engage in conversations in real time, asynchronous messaging allows users to send and receive messages at their convenience. This approach is common in various communication tools, such as email, messaging apps, and discussion boards. In the context of meetings, asynchronous messaging can be used to share information, updates, or questions before or after a meeting, enabling participants to contribute and respond when it suits their schedules. It provides flexibility for collaboration and ensures that important information is conveyed even when participants are not online simultaneously.
