PROVIDING SECURE E MAIL AMONG BOARD

Brand Owner Address Description
BOARDLINK DILIGENT CORPORATION 111 W 33rd Street, 16th Floor New York NY 10120 Providing secure e-mail among board directors; providing an alerting tool, namely, e-mail alerts that notify users when new information has been posted to the system for their review; web conferencing;Providing an Internet-based interactive database featuring financial information in the nature of an information module providing access to relevant best practices information, access to news, share prices, and company financials;BOARD LINK;Providing an Internet-based interactive database featuring business information in the nature of a collaboration module providing a board document repository library, calendar of board events and relevant market events, interactive board to-do list;Providing an Internet-based interactive database featuring legal information in the nature of a compliance module for document retention in compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley, allows users to review complaints according to Sarbanes Oxley, review insider trading transactions, provides access to general best practices content for board issues, legal aspects of board work, board best practices, and other pressing board legal issues, all for use by directors, senior managers, and corporate secretaries;Providing an Internet website portal for temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software in the nature of a board book builder that helps corporate secretaries to create secure PDF board books, event scheduler tool and file uploading tools;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for providing address change notification in an e-mail forwarding system by providing a pre-generated e-mail address change notification to recipients selected during registration in the e-mail forwarding system. The e-mail forwarding system operating when a message is received at an e-mail forwarding computer, the message identifying the first disfavored e-mail address. The e-mail forwarding computer parses the first e-mail address from the message to determine if there is a second preferred forwarding e-mail address associated with the first e-mail address. If there is a second e-mail address associated with the first e-mail address, the e-mail forwarding computer sends the e-mail message to a third computer associated with the second e-mail address.