It’s useful to divide the entire spectrum of e-signatures into two camps: simple e-signatures with lightweight legal durability, and powerful digital signatures which provide security, data privacy, and superior legal evidence.
Which of these is the most secure and reliable signature solution for your business?
Read on to find out.
As the leading provider of cloud-based digital signatures, SIGNiX is proud to offer an in-depth partnership program for synergistic software providers. We realize that most businesses are looking for a convenient and secure e-signature platform to use for executing documents, contracts and other transactions—and we are proud to provide that, even in highly regulated industries.
Pem Guerry, executive vice president of SIGNiX, recently wrote an article for American City & County about making e-signatures work amid high-stakes government hoops. In the article, he said:
As the digital signature market grows, so do the number of players, and SIGNiX is proud to be consistently included in the list of upper-tier providers. SIGNiX has recently been recognized as a market leader and key player in the digital signature market by numerous industry guides and reports forecasting industry growth as far out as 2025. Reports that have been published in just the last several months include:
It wasn’t that long ago that some people would use two pens: one with black ink for everyday stuff like writing notes and making annotations to documents, and another with blue ink for signatures. The belief was that the blue ink added a level of security to the document, and if a letter had a signature in black, it was a photocopy. This was an adequate system at the time, but not convenient or secure, especially when scanners and computers became commonplace.
Pem Guerry, our executive vice president, recently penned a guest post for The Frugal Networker in which he discusses the benefits of a truly seamless e-signature experience.
The internet has revolutionized the way we do business, allowing everything from online banking to employees working remotely. However, the internet has also brought new risks and threats. All businesses have sensitive information of some sort, such as customers' banking details and employees' personal information. Internet connection can endanger this confidential information.
SIGNiX, the global authority on secure digital signatures, announced that Pem Guerry, the company’s executive vice president, will present “E-Signature Myths—Busted!” at the TechLeaders 2014 conference in Irving, Texas, on April 2. Guerry will discuss the myths of e-signatures and the future of electronic signatures in the financial services industry.
Here at SIGNiX, prospective clients often ask us, “What kind of value could my company get from implementing SIGNiX?” We could tell you, but we’d rather show you. There’s no better way to answer the question than with real examples from our customers.
Cloud computing is all the rage today, and that’s no surprise: the collaborative work environment, information sharing and efficient data storage that cloud computing offers is unmatched by any other recent developing in computing, data storage, or software. As a result, more and more businesses are making the move to cloud computing, putting their computers, data and communications in the cloud.