Love it or hate it, email is the lifeblood of most modern organisations. Your employees use it to reach each other, your customers use it to reach you, and you use it to reach your suppliers.
Despite its importance, however, managing email effectively can be extremely difficult. There are ever-bigger inboxes to manage, servers and storage systems to keep running, backups to run and store, spam and virus filters to maintain, mobile users to support, and the inevitable problems to respond to. Particularly in small companies that don’t have the luxury of dedicated email management staff, this all adds up to one very large – and very expensive – problem.