| Assess Your Organization's E-Mail Risks |
Complete the following self-assessment to determine your awareness of organizational liabilities. Your responses will help you determine your risks.
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| 1. Do your employees use e-mail to negotiate, enter into, or maintain business relationships with clients, customers, vendors, or service providers? |
| Yes No |
| 2. Do employees purchase services or products on behalf of the organization via e-mail? |
| Yes No |
| 3. Does the organization use e-mail to receive or transmit business-related complaints,
recommendations, problems, questions, or inquiries?
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| Yes No |
| 4. Is internal e-mail used to communicate information about product development, sales, service offerings, customer service, marketing, or advertising? |
| Yes No |
| 5. Does your organization have a written e-mail policy governing employees' e-mail usage? |
| Yes No |
What Your Responses Mean |
| If you answered yes to the first four questions, your organization's incoming and outgoing e-mails likely constitute business records. From a legal perspective, the process of formally defining, properly identifying, and effectively retaining business records is the single most important e-mail challenge facing business today. |
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