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Hiya. Our inboxes get full up too, and I joint manage 4 different inboxes with my line manager as well as my own inbox. We use outlook and emails are marked unread until they have been dealt with. Once they have been read/dealt with, we have a folder system in outlook for emails sent, actioned, acknowledgments, important information, etc. By Millie, at 31 July, 2009 18:59 If most emails are info only then you should think about having an internal Wikki. This way people in your organisation can post information, people can comment on information and the wikki can have an RSS feed. That way you can see at a glance all the post and just read the ones that you need too. Also the wikki can be searched and tagged. So that in the future when you need to refer to it you can. By , at 02 August, 2009 21:48 It happens all the time even on my email. My goodness, every hour 5-10 spams email messages arrive in my inbox. I have already checked out and filter these emails and eventually reduced. By Gawad Kalinga Foundation, at 13 August, 2009 06:09
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This is an interesting take on how to spend less time on emails - involving 'virtual assistants': By , at 27 August, 2009 18:26 How to commentWe have temporarily switched off the commenting facility, while we upgrade the system we use to publish our news and blogs, but we still welcome feedback: Please contact the WLT with any comments. Thank you. Response PolicyThe WLT reserves the right to delete any comments that are inaccurate, seriously illiterate, libellous, malicious, obscene or likely to cause offence on the grounds of decency. However, we will not normally delete responses that are simply critical or expressing an alternative opinion. |
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