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Unveiling the Future of Email on the upcoming Auckland Business Expo

Startup Company from Auckland, New Zealand launches new Product designed to improve the Workflow within SMBs by reducing Information Overload.
 

 
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PR Log (Press Release)May 14, 2009 – Email is one of the most efficient ways of communication in our time. At least you'd think so. But in recent years, increased email traffic has resulted in jammed inboxes, unfinished work and frustrated workers.

“Email is the thing that now causes us the most problems in our working lives”, says Karen Renaud of Glasgow University. With a team of academics including a computer scientist, psychologist and a statistician she surveyed 177 people and found that it takes an average of 64 seconds to recover your train of thought after interruption by email. This means that people who check their email every five minutes waste a whole working day - or 8.5 hours a week - figuring out what they were doing moments before. As a result, more than one third of workers feel stressed by the sheer number of emails and the obligation to respond quickly.

Toby Ruckert, a serial entrepreneur who came up with the concept of TAROBY says: “Such findings confirm what we've been predicting for several years now. When we first came to New Zealand in 2002, we already had established business operations overseas, but New Zealand and its people fascinated us. My wife and I wanted to stay. The biggest difficulty for us was to retain an effective means of communication with our different businesses on the other side of the world without being personally present at all times. However there was simply no suitable software available so we had to completely reinvent the wheel.”

After years of development and beta-testing, this new application which could completely change the way we look at email today, will finally be unveiled on the upcoming Bizzone Business Expo in Auckland.

“Gone are the days when the stream of incoming messages could create havoc, because no one knew who is handling what. TAROBY is a new generation email client that makes your inbox a “Team Dashboard” and allows you to create, manage and share email messages among team members and access them anytime, from anywhere - helping organisations to improve their internal and external communication.” says Aby Varghese, CTO and Co-Founder of TAROBY International Limited.

Research indicates that Ruckert and Varghese are on to something: Latest findings of Basex, a leading information analyst firm suggests that today's “Information Overload” costs the U.S. economy alone a minimum of US$ 900 billion per year in lowered employee productivity and reduced innovation. A study conducted by the Henley Business Management School in the UK says that the average manager loses 3.5 years of his entire life attending to completely unnecessary emails.

TAROBY stands for “Team Automated Response Optimisation – BY YOU” and aims to change this stressful outlook by putting people back in control of their workspace. But come and see the future of email for yourself: Visit TAROBY @ stall 148c on the Auckland Business Expo in Greenlane from 27th - 29th May 2009.

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TAROBY International Limited is an IT startup company on Waiheke Island. It was founded by Toby Ruckert and Aby Varghese who already own a software development company “AMT” (Advanced Millennium Technologies) in Bangalore, India. Toby and Aby started working together purely via the internet in 2002 and quickly realized the need for better communication software in the future which eventually lead to the development and foundation of TAROBY in New Zealand.

The mission statement for Taroby is "to universally connect people and cultures; to make private and business lives easier, by developing creative software solutions that focus on innovation, design, usability and efficiency, thus enabling the individual user to spend time more meaningful every moment”.


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Issued By:Toby Rueckert
Phone:+64 (9) 889 0958
Address:PO Box 524
:Waiheke Island
City/Town:auckland
State/Province:Auckland
Country:New Zealand
Categories:Internet, Software
Tags:email, collaboration, sharing, saas, start-up
Last Updated:May 14, 2009
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