On Tue, 27 Jan 2004, Thomas R. Stephenson wrote:
Well I see a lot of "road warriors" going to places where there is very
unreliable connections to the internet that may or may not be able to
connect to any of the corporate mail servers to send mail. They would
still like to send mail using their own corporate email address.
[snip]
Most of the corporations I'm talking about are not just getting their
feet wet in the technology, they are places like IBM,
Intel, HP, Raytheon, Northrup-Grumman, Lockheed-Martin.
I work for a company a little bit smaller than the ones you mentioned. I
know for a fact that our corporate email policy strictly prohibits sending
of email with our domain name from outside of our corporate network. I
would imagine that the companies that you mentioned have similar policies.
We have a lot of road warriors as well, but they can still connect to the
network either via VPN or when that fails via direct dialup to our network
in several countries.
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