Comments on: Why Organizations Are Moving Email to Fax (Part 2)

By: Ulyses R. Paul

Ulyses R. Paul — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 06:16:33 +0000

Small and medium sized businesses can benefit most out of this migration from email to fax. This is because of one important factor: cost-effectiveness (practicality to the enterprise).

SMBs work differently from big and multinational corporations. The later can apply both email and fax systems at the same time without much changes. It’s the former that has to exert more effort to the migration, which in the long run can have more impact to the business.

By: Greg Rasyahani

Greg Rasyahani — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 08:30:32 +0000

IT management solutions have gone a long way since information technology turned 360 degrees in the last decade. With this evolution, email has benefited directly; thanks to IT management solution’s compatibility with it.

Organizations (corporations, SMEs, public, and private) don’t have a choice but to join the bandwagon. On the case of email to fax migration, most companies are still assessing its impact – especially on the areas of cost, infrastructure, and human resources (the users).

Five years from now, we will see the true benefits of email fax solutions. By this time, the platform will be more accepted and integrated to the organization’s main email system.

By: Kevin Burkett

Kevin Burkett — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 20:18:09 +0000

Email-to-fax is a really good way to do business with other companies that may have different structures and cultures than your own without having to adapt and deploy solutions that don’t fit in with the way the rest of your business is run. We used to do 99% of our business with clients via email, and were required to fax out for just one client, which was kind of a pain. It’s not like it’s their fault for running their business the way they wanted to, though. It was ours for not employing an email-to-fax solution.