Reference: Are we the End of the Email? By Ryan
Galloway
Email has been used as main communication
tool for last some decades in many situation like business and private. But recently
email especially in business has some problems and has reached to critical
point.
According to this article, the main
problems are overload, inefficiency and insecurity. Many companies are
suffering from email overload and office workers spend 20 days per a year to check
through their emails. They have to look at one by one and some of the emails are
not important or even spam mails. Speaking if insecurity, in spite of the
danger of unprotected emails, business leaders who use an email encryption
solution is under 21% of all. But some companies have already taken new sorts
to deal with these problems. One of the most popular alternatives is Yammer. It
is like Facebook and we can use both individual communication and group
communication. And there are also some companies who build their communication platform.
I didn’t know Yammer until I read this
article and I think it is a little strange that some social networks like Facebook
will be used as official ways to communicate among companies because I think
the communication using SNS is a kind of informal. Recently most company has a Facebook page for appealing
to public, but it is still not to communicate. But email is also not an old
way. As telegram is no longer used as a tool in public dairy, the users of
email will be fewer and fewer in the future. In fact, email is not used so much
among young people anymore and some social network services became more popular.
However, there is a big difference between email and SNS. We can send email to
anyone who has an email address, but to use SNS, we have to sign in. So if we
want to contact someone by using SNS, we have to confirm that the person has an
account of the SNS at first. Some SNS is becoming popular worldwide, but I think
there are still some difficulties to use these communication tools as perfect
alternative to email.
Link:http://www.workintelligent.ly/information/trends-information/the-end-of-email/
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