Email stress, BBC iPlayer row and techie baby names
On this week's podcast: the rise of email stress, calls to 'bring back the tea trolley', the BBC iPlayer broadband row, techie baby names and mysterious cars roving the streets of London.
Host Sylvia Carr is joined in the studio by Andy McCue, Steve Ranger and Gemma Simpson.
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1. Mark Brown
An interesting CIO at a recent event told me that he manages his email more effectively by sending 'dont send me this' emails to his staff when being cc'd on mail. He then gets only the stuff he wants to view and cuts down on the wasteful correspondence he doesnt want.
Sounds a good idea to me...