E-Mail @ Work
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (998 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0273644653 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"E-mail @ Work - Informative, well written and to the point!" according to Jeroen Weisbrod. This book is quite good, if you need to set up guidelines, policies & best practices in any type of business. Whelan gives good advice on information management, security and electronic communication.. E-mail @ Work - Informative, well written and to the point! This book is quite good, if you need to set up guidelines, policies & best practices in any type of business. Whelan gives good advice on information management, security and electronic communication.
Just as importantly, Whelan also focuses on ways a company can protect itself from the very real possibility of "e-mail abuse." He begins by unscrambling the key everyday procedures (composing messages that say what they really mean, working with attachments, utilizing filters) that can easily befuddle many e-mailers but are vital for optimizing the medium's most efficient commercial applications. He then addresses the more sophisticated peripheral issues that today's businesses face (developing appropriate usage guidelines, handling legal considerations, allaying security concerns) by combining conc
The biggest revolution in communication has to have been email. "e-mail@work gives a rational overview of the strengths and weaknesses of e-mail in a business environment and it offers practical advice which I am sure both new and existing business e-mail users will find invaluable." - Steve Ballmer, President, Microsoft Corporation "E-mail was introduced into many businesses through the back door and it spread in a uncontrolled way. E-mail is no longer just a way of communicating in business - it's a way of doing business. During that time we have continuously refined the way and speed with which we communicate with one another from carrier pigeon to the fax we got better and faster. The main way people are using the Internet is to send e-mails. But communication via e-mail is easy to misuse or even abuse from unwittingly sending a virus (like Melissa) or getting endless streams of junk e-mail. It is not a secure method of communicating and can be intercepted and copied to others (as Bill Gates discovered recently).. In 1998 there were 100 million people connected to the Internet. E-mail has reshaped the way today's organisations work. In order to get the full benefit from e-mail it needs to be harnessed and controlled and your book carries this message in a constructive way. Not only did I enjoy