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E-mail policy seems to be a very hot topic around industry these days;
both with public bulletin board services and internally within private
companies. What are your feelings on the topic? Are company e-mail policies
necessary? How do you balance the right-to-privacy of the user with the
intrinsic security holes in today's networked 'open' systems
(guarnateed privacy leaves the company wide open to litigation in the
event the user's privacy is violated by utilizing a security hole)? Do e-mail
users have a right-to-privacy with the e-mail (i.e. they are using a company
resource ostensibly put in place for company use, not private communications)?
Does anyone out there have a policy from an engineering driven company
which they could share?
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Rob Ramrath                             E-mail: ramrath@bose.com             
Bose Corporation                        
The Mountain
Framingham, MA 01701-9168