Both "memo" and "message" refer to forms of communication or information sharing, typically involving written or electronic formats. They are used to convey information from one party to another.
A "memo" is usually a formal internal document used within an organization to communicate policies, updates, or information to employees, whereas a "message" is a broader term that can refer to any communication between parties, formal or informal, and can be transmitted in various mediums such as text, email, or verbal.
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