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Graymail … or the tricky gray zone between newsletter and spam
Read moreRetarus E-Mail Security customers are given the option of either marking and delivering legitimate mass-emails or sending them straight to quarantine. So far we’ve have been calling all such emails “newsletters”. From now on we will instead be using the more accurate term “graymail”
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Whitelisting your own company? Not a great idea.
Read moreThe whitelisting of email addresses is not meant to be used for the recipient’s own email address – and for good reason.
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Email still going strong
Read moreDespite ongoing attacks from the world of (instant) messaging, email remains a central pillar of workplace communication.
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Email is not just here to stay, but growing from strength to strength
Read moreMarket researchers are predicting that the number of email users around the globe is set to rise from 2.6 billion today to over 3 billion by the year 2020. And this calculation does not even include mobile usage.
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Future of work: Email must reinvent itself
Read moreThe modern office is mobile and located in the cloud. To ensure that business partners will still be able to communicate with each other efficiently in the future, the electronic message needs to reinvent itself.
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BITKOM study: Fax more popular than social networks
Read moreAccording to a recent survey by the German IT industry association BITKOM, fax is in greater demand than ever before. While it remains true that E-Mail and telephony are by far the most popular means of communication at companies and therefore indispensable, eight out of ten companies surveyed use fax for internal or external communication.…
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How the @ got into the email address: Communications pioneer Ray Tomlinson dies at the age of 74
Read moreHe is known as the inventor of the first modern email: In 1971 US informatics expert Ray Tomlinson succeeded in sending a message between two computers for the first time. Email, as we now know it, was born. But something else has also survived the years – the @ sign.
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Email must become fun again!
Read moreCoping with a flood of emails doesn’t only cost you a lot of time but is also extremely bothersome. Time to do something about it?
