NEW YORK, USA: Messagemind Inc., provider of email overload solutions for the enterprise, today announced that it offers the same functionality and more for Microsoft Outlook users that Google is now touting in its beta launch of Priority Inbox for Gmail.

Messagemind's proven, patent-pending Dynamic Prioritization technology integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Outlook, and is currently used by thousands of users worldwide to intuitively prioritize and organize email communications across the enterprise said a press release.

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The launch of Google's Priority Inbox reinforces the importance of addressing the productivity losses that can stem from email overload, an especially critical issue for busy enterprise users. According to market research, more than 70 percent of business users currently rely on Microsoft Outlook to manage their email communications.

"Google is shedding an important light on the urgency of dealing with email overload, which can quickly overwhelm business users and dramatically impact productivity," said Manish Sood, CEO of Messagemind.

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Sood added, "We welcome more awareness of the technologies that can help solve information overload, and continue to work closely with our enterprise clients to bring the most effective solutions to the market."

According to the release, Messagemind's Dynamic Prioritization uses intelligent algorithms to accurately learn individual, group and enterprise email priorities. Each email in the Outlook inbox and every subfolder is automatically assigned a color-coded priority category, using the scale Very High, High, Medium, Low, and Someday.

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Different views are provided within Outlook to display email organized by priority, making it easy for users to identify and stay focused on top priorities. The priority level of an email can be changed with a single click; Messagemind's algorithms then use this feedback to adjust automatically, and further improve prioritization accuracy, the release added.