E-mail correspondence
In recent years, various studies have shown that an employee spends an average of 2 hours to communicate via e-mail. alone more than 300 billion. $ For U.S. companies (read the report from the American Management Association). This activity has obviously some direct costs for infrastructure and operation, but basically, it costs 25 to 30% of the company's HR costs, which in
most companies is a substantial sum. Viewed as an investment, there is no doubt that e-mail communication is both necessary and valuable in a modern business. Conversely, E-mail process is almost always an unstructured and autonomous process, which management purpose is unacceptable in relation to the activity. Even small improvements in efficiency will have a significant value for the company, but until now there has not been readily available tools to measure and regulate corporate communication flows. Euronome has made it possible to get an overview and transparency in the company's communication processes within a few days and thus create a basis for a short time to realize significant efficiency gains and increased value added. Euronome solution connected to the company's electronic systems and dubbing collect current information on all incoming and outgoing data streams, such as e-mails. Immediately after installation, it becomes possible to quantify the relationship between internal and external communications and external organizations to identify the proportion of the total flow of communication. Euronome has made it possible, within a few days to get an overview and transparency in the company's communication processes and thus create a basis for a short time, to realize significant efficiencies and increased value added. Euronome solution connected to the corporate mail servers and dubbing collect current information on all and outgoing emails. Immediately after installation, it becomes possible to quantify the relationship between internal and external communications and identify external organizations' share of the external communication flow.
