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10 Mar 2008 |
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01 Sep 2007 |
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White Paper |
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ABSTRACT:
As the traditional "paper-based" world gives way to digital documentation and transactions, enterprises are demanding innovative solutions for digitally signing and authenticating such documents, files, and forms with ironclad protection against forgery. Solutions must guarantee non-repudiation and promise the same level of security and trust that exists with conventional documentation. At the same time, such a solution should be simple to use, easy to deploy and offer a rapid ROI.
In addition, with global digital business now the norm, transactions and documents may need to be signed by many people in different parts of the world. Users should be able to sign documents directly from their desktop or via a zero technology footprint using any web browser.
The need for verification by recipients outside an organization, the ability of employees to sign documents while traveling, and cross-platform capabilities-enabling the use of numerous applications, such as Microsoft Word®, Adobe Acrobat®, and TIFF images- all mean that, when it comes to selecting a digital signature solution, an enterprise needs to be aware of several important criteria. This White Paper outlines the 10 most critical scenarios to take into consideration when making this decision.
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BROWSE RELATED RESOURCES:
Contract Management | Contract Management Software | Digital Signatures | Document Management | Electronic Signatures |
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