System for handling electronic mail in a multiple user environment
AssigneeOpportunity Solutions A/S
InventorsAnton Christian Lauridsen, Henrik John Brandt
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AssigneeOpportunity Solutions A/S
InventorsAnton Christian Lauridsen, Henrik John Brandt
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The invention concerns an electronic mail management (EMM) system for handling electronic mail in a multiple user environment, in which the user's incoming electronic mail is sent and received, said system includes a mail distribution network including a server through which. electronic mail items of the users are exchanged, said system comprising: detecting means for monitoring the flow of in- and outbound electronic mails for a specified set of users, and intercepting the in- and outbound emails; journalizing means for creating a notification record of a set of e-mail information data (metadata) for each intercepted electronic mail; an e-mail manager database (EMM DB) for storing at least said notification record and each electronic mail; and means for establishing a journal of e-mails by defining a search request query and submitting said search request to a search engine for selecting a userdefined series of information data from the notification records in the EMM database.
An electronic mail management system for handling electronic mail in a shared multiple user environment, in which the users' incoming electronic mail are sent and received from external correspondents, said system includes a common mail server with a central storage wherein electronic mail items of the users are stored and may be retrieved, said system comprising:
A method of journalsing electronic mail in a shared multiple user environment, in which the users' incoming electronic mail are sent and received from extenal correspondents, said system includes a common mail server with a central storage wherein electronic mail items of the users are stored and may be retrieved, said method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having computer-readable program code means providing an e-mall management system for journalising electronic mail in a shared multiple user environment, in which the users' incoming electronic mall are sent and received from external correspondents, said system includes a common mall server with a central storage wherein electronic mail items of the users are stored and may be retrieved, said computer- readable program code comprising:
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