How the Managing E-mail Successfully Seminars Can Benefit Your Organisation

For a minimal investment (typically around 3% of the total savings experienced), your staff can learn practical tools to improve the way they communicate via e-mail. The potential benefits to your organization include savings of around 25 minutes per person per day (or just over 30% of the time they currently spend on e-mail). That equates to significant payroll savings, as the examples on the graph below illustrate;

 

 

Other benefits that you may experience include;

  • Improved communication of all types
  • Reductions in IT storage space and support
  • Less stress for individuals
  • Higher overall productivity
  • Reduced exposure to legal problems relating to e-mail misuse

In addition, the tight 90 minute format of the seminars and the fact that all training is delivered on site at the locations of your choice, means that interruptions to your staff’s time will be minimal.

 


"by investing 90 minutes you could save up to 6%
of work time per employee - that’s a potential gain in
productive work time of up to 3 weeks per year per
person without any additional payroll costs"!

 

 

How the Managing E-mail Successfully Seminars Can Benefit Individual Staff

Would you like your staff to have increased time to handle the more important aspects of their job without working longer hours?

Through attending a Managing E-mail Successfully seminar and applying the practical tools and techniques explained throughout the course, you and your staff could experience the following benefits;

  • A dramatic reduction in the size of e-mail inboxes (40% on average).
  • A decrease in e-mails sent (10% on average).
  • A decrease in e-mails received (8% on average).
  • Up to 25 minutes less time (on average) per day per person spent dealing with e-mail
  • A significant reduction in the stress currently experienced from using e-mail

 


"each employee who invests 90 minutes of their
working time in attending a seminar, can potentially gain
an extra 25 minutes per day without working extra hours"

 

 

 

 

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