May 1, 2007
Spam a lot
By Matthew L. Brown
According to a report from Northboro-based Brockmann & Co., business users give the software industry a failing grade in anti-spam performance.
The report said 36 percent of firms surveyed lost business because important emails were mistakenly identified as spam, and never arrived.
"The 475 repsondents told us that although e-mail is very important to business, it is not a very satisfying experience," said Peter Brockmann, president of Brockmann & Co.
The report said businesspeople get an average of 11.2 spam messages each day.
The report said 36 percent of firms surveyed lost business because important emails were mistakenly identified as spam, and never arrived.
"The 475 repsondents told us that although e-mail is very important to business, it is not a very satisfying experience," said Peter Brockmann, president of Brockmann & Co.
The report said businesspeople get an average of 11.2 spam messages each day.
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