With two years experience in the federal government industry I have been introduced to many forms of internal organizational communication. Some forms of internal communication are the World Wide Web or Internet, the Intranet, telephone, fax, email, teleconferencing, interoffice memorandums, and staff meetings to include working relationships formed to communicate verbally. These are all very useful forms of internal communication; however, using the intranet and corresponding through email are probably the most common and user friendly.
Electronic Mail, also known as email, is a source of internal organizational communication. Email is defined as a system for sending and receiving messages electronically over a computer network, as between personal computers.1 Email could be loosely defined as messages transmitted electronically, however, that would mean the first email messages would have started in the last century with telegraph messages (by wire) and Morse Code transmissions. Email was first introduced in the 1960s by a close- knit community of technical researchers. ... Email is fast. ... Email messages can reach their destination anywhere on the globe usually within minutes.
Email is reliable. ... Undeliverable mail is automatically sent back immediately to your email address informing you that someone is no longer reachable at that address.
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