Showing posts with label replace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label replace. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Can Social Media Replace Email?

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There are many reasons that social media platforms will never fully replace email within the working environment, despite Yammer and others bringing social media and social messaging platforms into the workplace:

Email provides a level of privacy and professionalism

Email inboxes provide a one stop-hub for tasks and one-to-one communications

There's not the worry about privacy issues with email as there is with social media

Email works across all platforms and applications

Email has become more than just a two-way communication tool

Social media does not provide a professional online space for business one-to-ones

Social media has a major issue with ownership

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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Meet Alto, The Gmail Replacement You Won't Believe Was Made By AOL

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AOL's problem is it largely depends on two declining sources of traffic, people who use AOL to get online and Web-based AOL.com email users.

The numbers seem to show declines in Web-based email aren't worth fighting. Teens don't like to use email and older adults check their email in apps on their phones.

Across the entire Internet, Web-based email was up a mere 1% in September 2012 over September 2011. AOL Mail is down 8%. Yahoo Mail is down 16%. Hotmail is down 18%.

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Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Outlook.com: Take a Tour of Microsofts' Hotmail Replacement

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Microsoft released a new Web-based email client today called Outlook.com. The new online Outlook takes some of the aesthetics of the Windows 8 "Metro" interface and mixes it with the functionality of Hotmail. Many of Microsoft's productivity apps also take center stage, and it allows users to import contacts from all of their social services. Take the tour of the new Outlook.com below.

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Will tablets eventually replace laptops?

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For years, analysts have debated whether tablets will eventually replace laptops. Turns out that consumers largely believe they will--and the elderly are far more convinced of that fact than whippersnappers.

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