A breakdown of the average corporate e-mail [infographic]

E-mails were genius back when they first began; the idea of easily sending words and attachments to another person anywhere in the world was astonishing. Today it has become a common First World Problem complaint that we all too often whine about having too full. With that said emails are still proven to be useful and have yet to be replaced by any other form of communication.

Unlike some of the email sidekicks that were instant messages that were sent back and forth, some of those have already kicked the bucket but not email, it has withstood the test of developed technology and according to a breakdown of emails by IT developers from the US, UK and South Africa, they were able to depict the average corporate email within an infographic to display its continued usefulness to us especially within business and how other Internet platforms have affected its role.

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Rocco Penn
Rocco Penn
A tech blogger, social media analyst, and general promoter of all things positive in the world. "Bring it. I'm ready."

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