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This 13-page paper provides an overview of email as a use of business communication, as well as the positives and negatives of email. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Used for personal and business use, email today is considered by many to be the glue that holds businesses together. It gets information from point A to point B in
literally a blink of an eye, and at a nominal cost. But users have a love-hate relationship with email. On the one
hand, it does enhance productivity by getting a lot of information to various places in a timely fashion. It can help managers coordinate a lot of loose ends. But then,
on the other side of the coin, is the overuse. The spam and chain letters that fly around through the Internet and Intranet. The "mass distribution" and "reply all" messages
that come through, taking away a workers valuable time and productivity. Experts have noticed that much of the problem with email and its use as a business communications tool is
a disconnect. In other words, email has been incorporated into business so quickly, business hasnt had a chance to iron out all the kinks. Also, because IT is primarily responsible
for setting up email systems, there is no chance for the end user to have a shot at it before its integrated.
The recommendations of this report focus on common sense, which includes knowing the appropriate time to use email, being careful to where its sent, and ensuring a distribution list is
short and to the point. With a little care and some common sense and good "netiquette," email can live up to its
original goal to be a good tool of business communication and enhance productivity, rather than a time-waster or headache. An Overview E-mail,
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