63% of large companies employ or plan to hire people to read or audit sent e-mail, Forrester Research says. That figure is 70% among the largest companies.
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63% of large companies employ or will employ people to audit outbound e-mail
63% of large companies employ or plan to hire people to read or audit sent e-mail, Forrester Research says. That figure is 70% among the largest companies.
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