We all know it's pretty hard for businesses to live without e-mail. But in a day of spam, viruses and inboxes bogged down with messages, businesses may also find it hard to live with e-mail sometimes. Read our special package to learn about ideas and tools that help make e-mail work best for you.

Guidance for Owners/Managers
Nobody likes junk mail. It wastes employees' time and diverts their attention from important tasks. But you can do more than just complain about it. This article contains five practical steps to help keep spam out of your business inboxes.

Making E-mail Work Better for Your Business

Guidance for Workplace PC Users
You've searched for 25 minutes but still can't find the last e-mail from a hot prospective customer. A customer who is going to be in your office in 10 minutes. Maybe it's time to get organized.

Guidance for Owners/Managers
Sound employee e-mail policies and good software can help protect you from embarrassment, theft, loss of business and court appearances not to mention loss of revenue, productivity and — worst case — your business.

Guidance for IT Personnel
Businesses that want to present a personalized and professional approach to customer service are turning more and more to the power of e-mail. It's not a viable option for every business, but it is for those with the interest and inclination to use technology to build customer loyalty and ultimately their bottom line.

Guidance for IT Personnel
Exchange Server 2003 provides an enhanced e-mail solution for both Internet and intranet e-mail. And enhanced e-mail functions can enhance business productivity, especially in the area of collaboration. If you're already planning to implement Windows Small Business Server, seriously consider using the Exchange program that comes with it.

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