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Email writing is the act of composing and sending emails in a clear, concise, and professional manner.
Parts of Email
Drafting an email, the right sequence
Tone of the Email
Understanding global cultures involves learning about diverse backgrounds, beliefs, values, traditions, and practices. It requires studying different aspects of culture and adopting an open-minded and respect diverse ways of life.
Timezones and Daylight Savings
Stereotyping
Traditions and its connection to geography
Effective communication is clear, impactful, and empathetic. It involves active listening and adapting to different contexts. It emphasizes empathy and sympathy, builds relationships, resolves conflicts, and helps achieve shared goals.
Assertive Communication
Empathy and Sympathy
Conflict Spiral
Software and IT Service Management aligns IT with organizational needs, optimizes service delivery, and enhances customer satisfaction. It improves efficiency, minimizes downtime, and maximizes technology value through strategic planning, design, operation, and continual improvement.
Why ITSM and how it is related to CMMI?
Customer Service Channels
Service Categories
Service Level Agreement(SLA)
Incident life cycle
Service Request life cycle
Change Request life cycle
RACI
Software development creates and maintains computer programs, following the SDLC stages of requirements gathering, system design, coding, testing, deployment, and maintenance. It evolves to meet changing needs using Agile, Scrum, or Waterfall methodologies.
The term software
The Software Development Lifecycle
Evolution of Software by Software
Methodologies
Agile enables collaboration and adaptability, while DevOps streamlines software delivery through automation. Together, they accelerate development, improve quality, and satisfy customers.
Introduction about Agile
Why Agile for LMNAs
Roles and Responsibilities
Ceremonies in Agile
Introduction about DevOps
CI/CD
Introduction About LENS Framework
Introduction to DocType
Introduction to System Console
WebForm
Report
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May 3, 2023
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Parts of an Email

An email typically consists of several parts, each serving a specific purpose. Here are the common parts of an email.


Sender & Recipient

Sender: The person or entity who initiates the message and sends it to one or more recipients.
Recipient: The email address is typically displayed in the 'To' field and is addressed directly to them.

Subject & Salutation

Subject Line: A brief statement that summarizes the content or purpose of an email.
Salutation: A polite and formal greeting used to address the recipient of an email.

Body

The main text or content of an email where the sender writes their message, includes any necessary links, images, or attachments, concise, and professional in its presentation. The body of an email should be well-organized and easy to read, and it should be tailored to the specific recipient.

Closing Line & Signature

Closing Line: To conclude and help convey your final thoughts and gratitude with a professional tone, to end your message before signing off.
Signature: A block of text appended to the end of an email, which contains the sender's name, contact information, and designation or logos.

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