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| − | [[CNM Mails]] | + | [[CNM Mail]] (previously known as [[CNM Mails]]; hereinafter, the ''Mail'') is (a) the [[CNM named app]] that allows for management of [[email]]s, (b) the instance of [[CNM Mailware]] that is installed on [[CNM Bureau Farm]], and (c) the [[email management system]] that [[CNMCyber Team]] delivers as a [[CNMCyber service]]. |
| − | + | This service is not available to the general public after graduation from [[EmployableU Concepts]]. | |
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| − | Traditionally, | + | ==Purpose== |
| + | The primary purpose of the ''Service'' is to accommodate emailing from and to the stakeholders of [[CNMCyber]]. | ||
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| + | ===Target audiences=== | ||
| + | ===User permissions=== | ||
| + | :With regard to [[Opplet role]]s: | ||
| + | :*Any '''[[NetAnyone]]''' shall be able to engage with the ''Services'' while accessing the [[Friends Of CNM engagement page|engagement page]]. | ||
| + | :*Any '''[[CertFellow]]''' shall be able to send, receive, and manage emails. | ||
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| + | ==Technology== | ||
| + | This ''Service'' is powered by [[CNM Mailware]]. | ||
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| + | ==Problems to be addressed== | ||
| + | Traditionally, [[CNMCyber Team]] used emailing solutions provided by third-party vendors. In addition, the team used emailing tools that came with various pieces of software we used for collaboration, project, learning, customer relationship, and so on management. | ||
There were some overlapping and unnecessary redundancy. That is why the team has just installed a separate mailing server. Our team plans that it will serve all the applications within the CNM Cloud. Who and how should use it? How may we ensure a high level of its security? How should we fight the spam? Should we integrate some calendaring software? Do we really need the own email system? If so, would you like to help us to define what we need? | There were some overlapping and unnecessary redundancy. That is why the team has just installed a separate mailing server. Our team plans that it will serve all the applications within the CNM Cloud. Who and how should use it? How may we ensure a high level of its security? How should we fight the spam? Should we integrate some calendaring software? Do we really need the own email system? If so, would you like to help us to define what we need? | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
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| + | ===Related lectures=== | ||
| + | :*[[What CNM Mail Is]]. | ||
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| + | [[Category: CNM Cyber Orientation]][[Category: Articles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:10, 29 October 2023
CNM Mail (previously known as CNM Mails; hereinafter, the Mail) is (a) the CNM named app that allows for management of emails, (b) the instance of CNM Mailware that is installed on CNM Bureau Farm, and (c) the email management system that CNMCyber Team delivers as a CNMCyber service.
This service is not available to the general public after graduation from EmployableU Concepts.
Contents
Purpose
The primary purpose of the Service is to accommodate emailing from and to the stakeholders of CNMCyber.
Target audiences
User permissions
- With regard to Opplet roles:
- Any NetAnyone shall be able to engage with the Services while accessing the engagement page.
- Any CertFellow shall be able to send, receive, and manage emails.
Technology
This Service is powered by CNM Mailware.
Problems to be addressed
Traditionally, CNMCyber Team used emailing solutions provided by third-party vendors. In addition, the team used emailing tools that came with various pieces of software we used for collaboration, project, learning, customer relationship, and so on management.
There were some overlapping and unnecessary redundancy. That is why the team has just installed a separate mailing server. Our team plans that it will serve all the applications within the CNM Cloud. Who and how should use it? How may we ensure a high level of its security? How should we fight the spam? Should we integrate some calendaring software? Do we really need the own email system? If so, would you like to help us to define what we need?
