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Technology Stocks : CustomTracks Corporation (CUST)

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To: Tom Hua who wrote (1125)6/29/1999 5:48:00 PM
From: Craig Richards  Read Replies (4) of 2514
 
Tom,
3. To send emails with ZixMail, senders must be connected to the internet. No internet, no email.

Why is this an issue? How can you send an e-mail if you're not connected to the internet?

Issues I see:
4. Cross platform functionality. The first release of ZixMail only supports 32 bit Windows. So if you exchange e-mails with someone who uses a Mac, UNIX, Win 3.1, or a PDA, you'll be out of luck.

5. Ease of use. Who wants to enter a password every time you send or receive an e-mail? How many AOL users will be able to figure out that an incoming e-mail is contained in the attachment, and that they will have to open the attachment in the ZixMail program before the e-mail can be read. Users who use ZixMail will have their e-mail in 2 different places - the ZixMail application as well as their normal application. This would make a lot more sense if it was bundled as part of the e-mail application, and not a seperate application.

6. Security considerations. Business users may feel uncomfortable outsourcing such a sensitive application to a relatively unknown company that has shown it can be rash in suing another company. CUST will have a record of every e-mail sent and to whom. This information alone may be sensitive, and their current scheme does not allow it to be kept confidential.

Regards,
Craig
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