RE: E or e

[Jim Shaeffer <jims -at- spsi -dot- com>]

In today's environment e-Whatever is a buzzword, not a technical term. 
Use it however your Marketing Department says to use it (unless you've got a
trademark on it, then talk to your lawyers).

Jim Shaeffer
jims -at- spsi -dot- com


-----Original Message-----

I am working on a document that uses the terms
"E-deploy" and "E-payment."  Now, if I'm reading MoS
correctly, "e" should only be used to stand for
"electronic."  

I can see "electronic payment," but "electronic
deployment?"

Any thoughts on when to use "e"?

TIA,
mike w.

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