Why You Must Monitor Email Usage

Finding us in your spam mailbox? Please add us to your address book! Trouble viewing this email? View in Browser  Manage my subscriptions Aligning IT and Business Goals January 25, 2012 Nine Benefits of Email Monitoring With so many critical communications going on between your business and your customers, vendors, partners and employees, email monitoring is one service that is critical for your business. When time is money, and your users expect emails to be instantaneous, any delay in the transmission of an email will result in a help desk ticket. Here are nine reasons to implement email monitoring, identified by Christina Goggi on behalf of GFI Software LTD. Read more > Featured White Papers End-User Experience Management: A New Industry Report Read this research report to learn how end-user experience (EUE) management solutions can provide better service via automation for applications delivered to internal users via endpoint-based transaction monitoring across the application spectrum. •  The New Social Business — Value Opportunities & Common Terms Defined •  Rethinking Email Attachments — What's Wrong with How It's Done Today •  Operationalizing the Cloud: The Rise of Cross-Domain Services Fifteen Hot Android Apps for On-the-Go Business Execs As Android continues to make inroads into business, more and more apps are being developed that can help busy executives in their day-to-day activities. Top 10 Cities for Tech Employment While the economy remains tight, IT job availability continues to outpace other sectors, especially in hard-to-fill skill areas. Videoconferencing Takes to the Clouds In many ways, the potential benefits cloud infrastructure brings to videoconferencing track the benefits that it provides to other telecommunications sectors. Latest White Papers Security Strategies for the BYOD Invasion Poor Performance in the Cloud — How NOT to Lose $1M This Year The Blueprint for an Effective Information Architecture Less Time, Less Money: How to Cut Backup Time in Half The Difference Between Productivity & Efficiency Learn how to make the shift to value creation and effectiveness in your investment prioritization and the role that managed networked services play in moving the enterprise productivity marker. Go There Now > "For the time being, users still need robust desktops for higher order applications, whether they are housed on the local hard drive, networked servers and storage or on the cloud. Change is coming, but it won't mean the end of the desktop as we know it." Excerpt from Arthur Cole Infrastructure Blogs Susan Hall Charting Your IT Career What Does Facebook Seek in Engineers? Carl Weinschenk Data and Telecom Modern Telecommunications Is Pretty Heavy, Man Rob Enderle Unfiltered Opinion EBay vs. Amazon: An Interesting Lesson in Customer Care Redefining Server Performance Benchmarks   Check out this resource center to a high-performance, low-cost application solution for your data center needs. Go there now > This e-mail is sent by: IT Business Edge, property of QuinStreet, Inc. Attn: Newsletter Subscription Dept. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor Foster City, CA 94404 Copyright © 2012 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved. E-mail Reports Sign up for these additional e-mail reports to get the best return on your company's technology and talent: •  Aligning IT & Business Goals    •  Optimizing Infrastructure    •  Integrating the Enterprise    •  Maximizing IT Investments    •  Business Tools & Templates •  IT Careers •  Leveraging Enterprise Software •  Managing Compliance Standards •  Mobile and Telecom •  Fortifying Network Security •  Daily Edge Privacy Policy     Manage Subscriptions     Unsubscribe     Contact Us     How to Advertise