CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 6, 1999 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- EMUmail, Inc., the leading webmail software publisher, reported the results of a recent market survey regarding free email services versus installed webmail software. The survey found a trend towards using in-house resources rather than relying on public Internet resources.

EMUmail President Matthew Mankins reported, "The overwhelming majority of our new customers cite recurrent security problems while utilizing free email services such as the Microsoft Hotmail service. Professional business travelers rely heavily on free e-mail services to provide access to email from any destination. We have noticed our new customers are highly concerned about the security of business email passing through vulnerable free email services."

Through the use of installed webmail software like EMUmail, users are provided with all the features of a free email service, but with greater security and increased control.

EMUmail, based in Cambridge, MA, provides a revolutionary webmail product line including enterprise-level and lite versions, available for both NT and UNIX installations. The system is packed with features for both users and system administrators, including the ability to fully customize the look and feel of each interface.

EMUmail's products are in use by corporations globally, including Citicorp, United Parcel Service, and Sun MicroSystems. In addition, the service has been highly valuable to Internet Service Providers and academic institutions such as Texas A&M and the University of California.

For more information on EMUmail or to purchase webmail software, visit http://www.emumail.com .
 
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