This paper aims at studying how the networking conversation within the community control has been taken into consideration in the current research inside the field of Supply Chain Management (SCM) and different commercial enterprise control literature. The basic community control framework used in this network consists of 1) network techniques led from the community perceptions, 2) employer and 3) operating standards, in which the control component can be additionally elaborated through communication perspectives. As a result of this paper it became obvious that the contemporary studies do not aid or address the function of communication in inter-organizational relationships, or, if it does, the emphasis remains on operational communication. However, it changed into verified that the change of strategic records is crucial in dealing with commercial enterprise relationships, which in turn gives an upward thrust to a study’s question of the meaning of verbal exchange in those relationships. Moreover, this observation delivered forth the need for considering also different studies traditions that complement SCM research in particular whilst regarding the managerial characteristics of communications within the networked financial system.