Environmentalists and finance chiefs alike are disgusted by the amount of paper that’s wasted in the average office — albeit sometimes for very different reasons.
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Tags: e-mail, Environmentalists, Ink and paper, Office expenses, Printer settings, Recyle, Strategy
No need to consult a psychic if you’re worried about your company’s future — all you have to do is check the e-mail logs.
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Tags: e-mail, Enron, Feds, Logs, New Scientist
Putting off some IT upgrades and purchases is OK. But regardless of how tight your budget is, certain things just can’t wait.
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Tags: Desktops, e-mail, Firewalls, IT upgrade, Laptops, security
Paperless workplace? Far from it — the average worker uses 10,000 sheets of paper a year. That eats up a lot of paper of the green kind. But a single sentence can save you a bunch of each.
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Tags: e-mail, Environmentally friendly, Going green, Paperless workplace, Printing e-mails, Signature Line
An employee’s engagement ultimately depends on the actual employee. But that doesn’t mean you can’t help your staff to feel more engaged and fulfilled with their daily routines.
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Tags: CC-ed, Daily routines, e-mail, Empowerment, Engagement, Productivity
So by now you’ve probably trained finance staffers to delete anything that even looks like spam in their inbox. May not be enough anymore.
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So maybe your A/P department isn’t ready to receive electronic invoices from every entry in your master vendor file. There’s still a way e-mail can speed your payment process.
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Tags: A/P, Approval, e-mail, Electronic invoices
If there was a way to cut certain tech spending by 80% while reducing IT’s workload, you’d jump on it in a heartbeat, wouldn’t you?
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Tags: e-mail, Gartner, outsourcing, SaaS
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