Legal Consequences of Email Blunders
February 7, 2012
JDSupra

It would be a gross understatement to say that email is the medium of choice for business communications in the not-so-new millennium. According to The Radicati Group, about 29.4 billion emails (not including spam and viruses) were sent per day in 2010. Properly used, email is an extremely effective and efficient way to request and share information. Improper or inadvertent use can lead to unintended and, in the legal realm, potentially devastating consequences.

Tech Trends: The Rapid Move to Cloud E-Mail Archiving
February 6, 2012
RedmondMag.com

In 2010, businesses worldwide supported 725 million e-mail accounts, each generating 110 messages a day, according to market research firm The Radicati Group Inc. Those numbers are expected to increase to 950 million accounts generating 119 messages a day in 2014.

Four Unique Services MSPs Should Consider Adding to their Portfolios
February 3, 2012
MSP News

According to The Radicati Group Inc., 35 percent of businesses use or deploy e-discovery solutions, while another 26 percent are interested in using them.

Swamped by email? This tool aims to help.
February 1, 2012
Crain’s NewYorkBusiness.com

If your inbox is scarily full, you’re far from alone. A September 2011 survey by the Radicati Group, a technology market research firm, found that the average corporate worker receives 100 email messages per day and sends 41. All those seemingly quick missives can add up to a huge time drain, eating up a quarter of each worker’s day.

How not to annoy people via e-mail
February 1, 2012
CNN

And catching his eye is critical: Last year, the typical corporate e-mail user sent and received 105 e-mails per day, and 19% of those that made it past the spam filter were, in fact, spam, according to research firm Radicati.