email

Be forewarned: The institution will be forced to jump though a great many hoops to get such a listing, and you may have to redesign the layout of some of your emails to get one.

* Payment and/or quotas--parents either pay per e-mail or are limited to a certain number of emails a week.

Just as software can be used to detect inappropriate sexual content in online communications, programs could easily be devised to detect extraneous emails. Emails that should never have been sent in the first place, or were at the very least not time-sensitive, could be re-routed to a "third-class" electronic postal system that would deliver the communications several days after they were sent.

Reduce the number of emails you send by delegating a list of tasks in one e-mail instead of firing off a new message with every single idea.

Regarding unsolicited emails, a patient-physician relationship with all its legal and liability implications is established if a physician replies to an unsolicited email.

The dozens, if not hundreds, of emails you receive promising new investment opportunities in Nigeria, refinancing your house or attracting men or women.

Many companies try to stay on the side of the angels by retaining all their emails. But the huge and growing volume of email seriously impacts storage budgets and resources.

Over 80% of end users cannot retrieve archived emails without the help of an IT administrator.

Emerging changes to email carry the promise of abating abuse, but will these changes be effective and ensure fairness?

But today's MIS and records management professionals are facing a new challenge: electronic communications, specifically email systems, now account for the majority of the business-critical records being created, captured, and stored in the corporate environment.