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Structural e-mail management behaviours

Structural e-mail management behaviours

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Throughout the world, governments have realised that a proper audit trail of decision making and policy formulation is essential to the democratic process. These processes must be able to stand up to scrutiny in the form of media and opposition challenges. Effective recordkeeping is essential for balancing the executive, judicial and legislative fu...

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... asked about structural e-mail management behaviour, only eight percent of respondents deleted e-mails of significant value automatically (see Figure 1). Females and males responded similarly to this question; for instance, three percent of male respondents always deleted business- related e-mails of significant value, compared with two percent of female respondents. In general, structural e-mail management behaviour appears to be focused on storing e-mails, rather than deleting them. ...

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