Electronic mail

Author(s)

    • Palme, Jacob

Bibliographic Information

Electronic mail

Jacob Palme

(The Artech House telecommunication library)

Artech House, c1995

  • : hard

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Bibliography: p. 219-220

Includes index

Description and Table of Contents

Description

This work provides a thorough overview of the technical and social aspects of electronic mail. It analyzes the problems, solutions and effects of e-mail and includes coverage of the market for e-mail, the ethical and legal aspects of it, recent research and the X.400 and Internet mail standards.

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Introduction. Part 2 Electronic mail and other media. Part 3 When is electronic mail successful? value for people and organizations: new communication or old communication in a new medium?
  • changes to organizations
  • will electronic mail improve companies?
  • exchange of experience using electronic mail
  • the roles of bosses are changed
  • group size and the critical mass hypothesis
  • examples of observed effects of E-mail/CMC
  • co-ordination and decision making. Part 4 Cost/efficiency analysis: how cost/efficiency analysis can be used
  • can the productivity of office work increase?
  • comparison with telephone calls
  • comparison with postal mail, message slips, telex and telefacsimile
  • comparison with face-to-face meetings
  • comparison with audio and video conferencing and voice mail systems
  • when is electronic mail the best medium?
  • the value of changed communication patterns. Part 5 User functionality with electronic mail: personally addressed mail
  • automatic mail
  • simultaneous text communication
  • multi-media documents and voice mail
  • office documents (EDI), forms, work flow applications
  • folders, archives
  • group communication
  • filters
  • anonymity and pseudonymity
  • mail servers
  • directories
  • co-working with other media
  • reliability and security
  • roles. Part 6 Techniques for electronic mail: transmission of messages (routing)
  • naming and addressing
  • architecture of electronic mail systems
  • distribution lists
  • computer conferencing and bulletin board systems
  • cryptographic security techniques. Part 7 Standards: about standards in general
  • text formats
  • the OSI model
  • X.400/MHS - the OSI standard for electronic mail
  • X.500 - the OSI standard for directory systems
  • internet mail standards
  • bitnet format
  • UUCP format and usenet news
  • VMSmail
  • application programming interfaces
  • gatewaying standards
  • deviations between standards and reality
  • functional standards and implementors' guide
  • PICS proforma. Part 8 The market for electronic mail: history
  • software
  • public services
  • public messaging systems and conference systems
  • fees and charging. Part 9 Law and order: ethnics and etiquette
  • human rights issues
  • freedom of information acts
  • printed matter
  • computers and privacy legislation
  • copyright laws
  • unlawful communication
  • agreements and signatures
  • legal recipients
  • which law is applicable
  • who is legally responsible
  • law enforcement actions. Part 10 Research about electronic mail - user interface examples: examples from the user interface of pine
  • examples from the user interface on superKOM
  • examples from the line oriented user interface on EAN/Envoy 400
  • examples from the user interface on memo
  • examples from the user interface on first class. postal addresses of E-mail organizations
  • glossary
  • standards documents - ISO and ITU standards
  • internet documents (A selection).

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Details

  • NCID
    BA25169515
  • ISBN
    • 089006802X
  • LCCN
    94023898
  • Country Code
    us
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Boston
  • Pages/Volumes
    vii, 267 p.
  • Size
    24 cm
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