E-mails Impact on Communication Corporate offices, and the managers who run them, exist in a whirlwind of technology. In this last ten years alone, there has been the complete integration of computers in nearly every business across the country, making business, for the most part, flow more smooth and much quicker. One of the most widely used bi-products of the office computer, and the computer world in general, is e-mail. E-mail offers corporate employees the …showed first 75 words of 1392 total…

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