Too Much E-Mail Leaves Workers Disoriented, Inefficient
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Endless streams of e-mail actually harm worker productivity by drawing people away from their immediate tasks and screwing up their focus, says the research firm that names "information overload" its problem of the year.
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The latest in ghastly corporate gaffes: mass firings by email.
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The best strategies for coping with electronic overload.
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Some people have started using registered e-mail systems to prove that specific documents were sent or received.
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We're being inundated by spam.  How could community-based approaches help?
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E-mails related to Advanced Micro Devices' antitrust case against its chipmaking rival might be lost forever because of human error.
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Love or hate it, e-mail has become a vital part of daily life.
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What kind of E-mail is landing in Martin Taylorâs in-box right about now? Itâs probably not unlike some of the messages Iâve been getting in response to a story I wrote about Steve Ballmerâs Oct. 27
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Funky formatting gets Google's e-mail service to cough up prior messages. But the fix is in, a company source says.
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Spam: Death By A Million Paper Cuts  The organization I work for receives 19-20 UCEs (Unsolicited Commercial Email) per second, 1.7-2 million potential UCEs per day, 11.7 million UCEs per week. I only have 13,000 email users. These users were desperate and email for many was unusable. Me and another co-worker had 3 months to implement a plan to get rid of most of it. I had to document every step we took and I had one shot to accomplish this. At the end of that time it had to work and it had to be noticeable.    I am not an expert on spam. However, I have learned many things about UCEs and what can be done to fight it and how to adjust to UCEs' dynamic nature.
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The e-mails come in a torrent now, each seemingly more urgent than the last.
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Communicating can be tricky when a company or a government agency has workers in different locations and even different time zones.
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As internet firms are doing all they can to combat junk e-mail, a new form of virtual irritation is emerging.
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The presidential campaign season is underway, so be careful what you do and say in the federal workplace -- especially in an e-mail.
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The sign-off of an e-mail message can be a land mine involving the subtleties of relationships and hierarchies.
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By Anonymous  Without a computer-use policy in place, employees are apt to use the Internet to conduct personal affairs at work, thus hampering workplace productivity and exposing your organization to liability.
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E-mail is a victim of its own success. That's the conclusion of IBM Corp. researchers in Cambridge, who have spent nearly a decade conducting field tests at IBM and other companies about how employees work and use electronic mail. It's clear to them that e-mail has become the Internet's killer application.