An electronic mail system enables data for large mailings to be transmitted to local centres for enveloping and delivery.
He drops back to +2. "Let it go, Scotty!" cries my esteemed colleague Sean Ingle, via the electronic mail system.
He learned to use the office's electronic mail system instead of relying on handwritten or typed memos, and he encouraged everyone in the office to do the same.
As the Gizmodo article puts it, "Shiva Ayyadurai didn't invent e-mail — he created 'EMAIL,' an electronic mail system implemented at the University of Medicine and Dentistry in Newark, New Jersey.
Because of a glitch in the White House electronic mail system, thousands of messages were not saved in a way in which they could be conveniently searched to comply with subpoenas dealing with campaign fund-raising, Monica S. Lewinsky and other matters.
eventually shut down its moneylosing electronic mail system, just as.
Software.com sells software that Internet service providers, like AT&T Worldnet, use to operate their electronic mail systems.
Bright Light also has a technology alliance with Software.com, a software developer focusing on electronic mail systems for large Internet providers.
The ECPA was designed to align Title III with new innovations such as "cellular telephones, computer-to-computer transmissions, and electronic mail systems..
A common problem facing many organizations today is that of multiple, disparate information sources and repositories, including databases, object stores, knowledge file systems, digital libraries, information retrieval systems, and electronic mail systems.
In its place are all manner of expensive activities that are hard to assign to products: long distance calls, electronic mail systems, antidiscrimination lawsuits, wheelchair ramps, tax compliance, trade association memberships, management consulting, strategic planning, fax machines, cafeterias and merger advice.
