E-Lock provides digital signature software solutions that are legally compliant with global e-signature laws. E-Lock helps your processes to go online by digitally signing your electronic documents.
This document summarizes Entrust Document Signing Certificates, which allow organizations to digitally sign Adobe and Microsoft documents. The certificates provide visual trust indicators to verify a document's authenticity and that it has not been altered. They also enable features like multiple signature workflows, time stamping, and compatibility with common applications. Entrust Document Signing Certificates help organizations securely share documents electronically while reducing paper and costs.
Digital Signatures, Your Most Successful SharePoint ProjectCoSign by ARX
Learn how adding CoSign digital signatures to SharePoint will enable you to save time, money, and increase adoption of SharePoint within your organization. Digital signatures are the open standard for signing and approving documents. The webinar includes live demonstrations of signing from Office 365 / SharePoint Online and a workflow example of two-party contract signing.
Lessons learned from experience
Given the rapid development of legal technology in recent years, it can be difficult to keep up with what's available and what's suitable for use within the legal profession.
Balancing different services—and ensuring minimal overlap—is also crucial to ensuring your purchasing decisions give the most value to your business.
Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Time: 11 a.m. PT | 2 p.m. ET
Join Joshua Lenon, Clio’s Lawyer in Residence, as he shares how to evaluate and plan a comprehensive legal technology approach for your practice. In this 1-hour session, you'll learn about:
- Ethical and business considerations to take into account.
- Resources for vetting legal technology services.
- Lessons learned from Clio's experience working with law firms, bar associations, and courts over the last 10 years.
3 top electronic signature solution strategies for your businessSreeramulaSatya
Integrating electronic signature technology into your business is a bigger step than it may immediately seem. These are three key strategies you should adopt when making that decision
Dharmes Mistry Tony De Bree S O A Business Persp V1aSOA Symposium
This document summarizes a presentation on service-oriented architecture (SOA) in the financial services industry. The presentation discusses:
1) Current business requirements for financial institutions including agility, short development cycles, and a focus on clients over IT.
2) Examples of how SOA has generated cost savings for banks through smaller projects, reduced licensing fees, and staff reductions of 45-53%.
3) Opportunities for financial services companies to develop "killer apps" using SOA and web 2.0 technologies like online oversight tools and internal monitoring systems.
Digital disruption: SharePoint and CoSign Digital SignaturesCoSign by ARX
Your competitors are using the power of modern technology to increase their speed of execution by 10 times and decrease their costs to a tenth of what they were. This is Digital Disruption. Join us to learn how you can easily take advantage of SharePoint and open, standard CoSign digital signatures to move your business processes 100% online, save money, and speed your business.
Builders FirstSource was concerned that using a paper dataroom for its refinancing and IPO processes would be time-intensive and error-prone. Its previous refinancing using paper was draining on legal staff. The company's advisors recommended IntraLinks to create an efficient online dataroom. Builders FirstSource was impressed by IntraLinks' usability, security, and reputation. Using IntraLinks, Builders FirstSource was able to smoothly manage due diligence and reduce disruptions, allowing it to focus on its business growth.
This document summarizes Entrust Document Signing Certificates, which allow organizations to digitally sign Adobe and Microsoft documents. The certificates provide visual trust indicators to verify a document's authenticity and that it has not been altered. They also enable features like multiple signature workflows, time stamping, and compatibility with common applications. Entrust Document Signing Certificates help organizations securely share documents electronically while reducing paper and costs.
Digital Signatures, Your Most Successful SharePoint ProjectCoSign by ARX
Learn how adding CoSign digital signatures to SharePoint will enable you to save time, money, and increase adoption of SharePoint within your organization. Digital signatures are the open standard for signing and approving documents. The webinar includes live demonstrations of signing from Office 365 / SharePoint Online and a workflow example of two-party contract signing.
Lessons learned from experience
Given the rapid development of legal technology in recent years, it can be difficult to keep up with what's available and what's suitable for use within the legal profession.
Balancing different services—and ensuring minimal overlap—is also crucial to ensuring your purchasing decisions give the most value to your business.
Date: Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Time: 11 a.m. PT | 2 p.m. ET
Join Joshua Lenon, Clio’s Lawyer in Residence, as he shares how to evaluate and plan a comprehensive legal technology approach for your practice. In this 1-hour session, you'll learn about:
- Ethical and business considerations to take into account.
- Resources for vetting legal technology services.
- Lessons learned from Clio's experience working with law firms, bar associations, and courts over the last 10 years.
3 top electronic signature solution strategies for your businessSreeramulaSatya
Integrating electronic signature technology into your business is a bigger step than it may immediately seem. These are three key strategies you should adopt when making that decision
Dharmes Mistry Tony De Bree S O A Business Persp V1aSOA Symposium
This document summarizes a presentation on service-oriented architecture (SOA) in the financial services industry. The presentation discusses:
1) Current business requirements for financial institutions including agility, short development cycles, and a focus on clients over IT.
2) Examples of how SOA has generated cost savings for banks through smaller projects, reduced licensing fees, and staff reductions of 45-53%.
3) Opportunities for financial services companies to develop "killer apps" using SOA and web 2.0 technologies like online oversight tools and internal monitoring systems.
Digital disruption: SharePoint and CoSign Digital SignaturesCoSign by ARX
Your competitors are using the power of modern technology to increase their speed of execution by 10 times and decrease their costs to a tenth of what they were. This is Digital Disruption. Join us to learn how you can easily take advantage of SharePoint and open, standard CoSign digital signatures to move your business processes 100% online, save money, and speed your business.
Builders FirstSource was concerned that using a paper dataroom for its refinancing and IPO processes would be time-intensive and error-prone. Its previous refinancing using paper was draining on legal staff. The company's advisors recommended IntraLinks to create an efficient online dataroom. Builders FirstSource was impressed by IntraLinks' usability, security, and reputation. Using IntraLinks, Builders FirstSource was able to smoothly manage due diligence and reduce disruptions, allowing it to focus on its business growth.
The document outlines 5 steps to lock down sensitive files and regain control of data:
1) Discover sensitive data using tools like DLP to scan for regulated data.
2) Identify data owners to understand who is responsible for specific files and data.
3) Communicate with data owners to discuss remediation of sensitive data.
4) Implement policy controls using tools like DLP and FAM to enforce real-time access policies.
5) Remediate issues by applying controls like encryption, deleting files, and changing permissions to protect sensitive data that has been discovered.
This is a sample of the slides from one of the classes in Tech in Law Practice for the Digital Lawyering Program at the University of Dayton School of Law. I teach these classes online for the students and we also engage in different assignments through a virtual law firm simulation. The students have access to a number of cloud-based practice management systems to get hands-on experience. I'm using the frameworks in Marc Lauritsen's book, Lawyer's Guide to Working Smarter with Knowledge Tools and Richard Susskind's End of Lawyers? as well as materials from my own books and other podcasts and videos from experts.
Learning to Thrive as a Tech-Savvy Lawyer by Nehal MadhaniNehal Madhani
Nehal Madhani, attorney and now CEO of Alt Legal, discusses technologies that lawyers can use to make their practices simpler, more efficient, and more profitable.
The document discusses identity and access management (IAM) and its relationship to cloud computing. IAM is the process of managing digital identities and access privileges for users, systems, and services. When using cloud computing, an organization relinquishes control over infrastructure but gains flexibility, scalability, and reduced costs. IAM becomes especially important in the cloud to ensure security, privacy, and compliance through features like authentication, authorization, and audit tracking across multiple cloud applications and services.
The document discusses how law firms can use cloud computing services to improve their practice. It begins by explaining the traditional software distribution model used by small law offices versus the software-as-a-service model provided by cloud computing. It then discusses the benefits of cloud computing, including being up and running fast, saving money, and improving cash flow. The document also covers some of the ethical considerations around using cloud computing, noting that several state bar associations have issued opinions confirming it is allowable if attorneys take reasonable security precautions. It ends by discussing specific security aspects of cloud computing like encryption, server security, privacy policies, and data protection.
PCI and Remote Vendors: Eliminating the complexity - Free Guide
To meet PCI requirements, CIOs and compliance officers must ensure user accountability.
When it comes to privileged users, the requirements and complexities are all magnified, especially when these privileged users happen to be third-party remote vendors.
This whitepaper highlights the PCI issues relating to remote vendors, and provides a straightforward solution for how to achieve compliancy. Particular attention is placed on:
- Clarity of what your log contains (as per PCI 10.2)
- Securing the audit logs against admin users (as per PCI 10.5)
- Eliminating anonymity (as per PCI 8 and PCI 10.1)
- Verifying awareness of corporate policy (as per PCI 12.5)
This document discusses considerations for bringing personal devices into the workplace (BYOD). It defines BYOD and explains potential benefits for companies and employees. However, it also outlines ethical, legal and security risks that must be addressed, such as data protection, employee privacy and overtime pay. The document provides guidance for developing strong BYOD policies and advises both employers and employees to carefully manage expectations and responsibilities around personal device use for work.
This document discusses cloud compliance auditing. It begins with definitions of cloud computing, compliance, and auditing. It discusses how legislation and regulations create compliance requirements that businesses and auditors must adhere to. Service level agreements are important for defining compliance needs. The document then examines a customer relationship management use case and challenges of ensuring compliance for data accessibility, retention, and geo-locality in cloud environments. It presents a logical architecture for cloud compliance auditing consisting of distributed event source, processing, and storage layers to help address these challenges.
1) Logging records user and system activity and is important for accountability, compliance, security investigations, and troubleshooting issues.
2) Logging faces challenges due to large volumes of logs from many sources and making sense of the logs. Central log collection and analysis is needed.
3) Logs are more scalable for accountability than access controls alone, as they can track all activity rather than just blocked activity. Logs are important for reconstructing security incidents and understanding information flow.
The Canadian Perspective: Legal Best Practices for E-Signatures in Insurancee-SignLive by Silanis
Electronic signature adoption is growing among Canadian insurance companies, driven in large part by consumer’s expectations for convenient, personalized and efficient service. While the benefits of straight through processing are obvious, questions often still arise regarding the legal requirements and implications of bringing processes online. This webcast offers a uniquely Canadian look at e-signatures and answers the MOST frequently asked questions on the topic:
How do Canada’s laws apply to e-signatures and records in insurance?
How can we best meet the legal requirements while ensuring an easy-to-use e-sign experience?
Daniel Fabiano, author of the 2013 CSIO report, Electronic Signature and Electronic Delivery of Insurance Documentation, explains the legal requirements applicable to e-signatures, e-records and e-delivery in the insurance industry. He will also provide a legal framework for the design and implementation of a compliant e-sign process.
The spread of COVID-19 has prompted many firms to turn to remote or virtual audits to maintain assurance activities while travel restrictions and social distancing measures are in place. Remote auditing involves using techniques like video conferencing, email, and telephone to gather audit evidence instead of on-site meetings and facility tours. While remote auditing allows auditors to avoid travel and focus on higher risks, it also comes with disadvantages like lost direct interaction and inability to audit certain processes requiring physical observation. Planning and communication are critical to ensure remote audits can successfully meet their objectives.
CoSign Digital Signatures: General Presentation Cisco
Complete, Standards-Based Turnkey Solution.
Any Business Process, Any Document, Record or Transaction for Desktops, Servers, and Cloud-Based Applications.
This document discusses trends in social media, BYOD, big data, and the ethical considerations they raise for legal discovery. It notes that corporate data is doubling annually and most is now unstructured. BYOD leads to concerns about data security as personal devices contain work information. Courts are increasingly requiring production of social media data. Technology assisted review using tools like predictive coding can significantly reduce discovery costs compared to manual review while fulfilling lawyers' ethical obligations. Analytics require proper seed set generation, protocols, and oversight to protect clients.
Public sector Case Study: HCLT develops a fraud case management system (fcms)...HCL Technologies
HCL developed a Fraud Case Management System (FCMS) for the New York State Insurance Department (NY SID) to help automate its fraud investigation and case management processes. The previous system was mainframe-based and did not provide necessary functionality. The new system implemented a web-based workflow system that automated intake, investigation, closure and other key processes. It provided benefits like remote complaint submission, real-time routing, cross-referencing, reporting and approvals. The system helped NY SID work more efficiently and effectively in combating insurance fraud.
Peter Ward presented on June 12th, 2008 about automating collaboration and document workflows using technologies like SharePoint and encryption. Key topics included the costs of paper-based processes, document scanning and management, electronic signatures, online forms and timesheets, and encrypting documents for security and compliance. SharePoint supports automated workflows for common business processes and integrating with Office applications. Encrypting documents with Microsoft Rights Management protects sensitive information from unauthorized access.
This document discusses managing IT risks in internet banking. It covers several topics:
1. Understanding user behaviors and expectations, such as their focus on speed, security and ease of use of internet banking services.
2. Acquiring and developing internet banking services, including following a system development life cycle and outsourcing management practices.
3. Comprehending information security and privacy risks like cyber attacks, and how to respond through human resources management practices around access controls, segregation of duties and training.
Organizing a large startup festival event presented challenges around event registration, ticketing, and entry management. An online registration page was created to allow visitors to sign up and pay for tickets. On-site registration and ticket printing was also provided for walk-up attendees. At the event, the team verified online ticket purchases and managed entry. The startup festival was a success with over 16,000 visits to the registration page and 5000 total attendees over four days, showing the value of effectively managing the registration and entry process for a major event.
From Bootstrapping to Venture Rounds: A Startup Case StudyRoger Ehrenberg
The document provides an overview of the different stages of startup funding: bootstrapping, angel rounds, seed rounds, and venture rounds. It discusses the characteristics of each stage, when they typically occur, the typical amount of funding, and the tradeoffs involved. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the company's goals before taking external capital and performing diligence on potential investors. The case study describes funding the ad tech company The Trade Desk in 2009 when the industry was considered crowded and venture appetite was low. It prompts evaluating whether one would invest in the company based on the presented information and environment.
The document outlines 5 steps to lock down sensitive files and regain control of data:
1) Discover sensitive data using tools like DLP to scan for regulated data.
2) Identify data owners to understand who is responsible for specific files and data.
3) Communicate with data owners to discuss remediation of sensitive data.
4) Implement policy controls using tools like DLP and FAM to enforce real-time access policies.
5) Remediate issues by applying controls like encryption, deleting files, and changing permissions to protect sensitive data that has been discovered.
This is a sample of the slides from one of the classes in Tech in Law Practice for the Digital Lawyering Program at the University of Dayton School of Law. I teach these classes online for the students and we also engage in different assignments through a virtual law firm simulation. The students have access to a number of cloud-based practice management systems to get hands-on experience. I'm using the frameworks in Marc Lauritsen's book, Lawyer's Guide to Working Smarter with Knowledge Tools and Richard Susskind's End of Lawyers? as well as materials from my own books and other podcasts and videos from experts.
Learning to Thrive as a Tech-Savvy Lawyer by Nehal MadhaniNehal Madhani
Nehal Madhani, attorney and now CEO of Alt Legal, discusses technologies that lawyers can use to make their practices simpler, more efficient, and more profitable.
The document discusses identity and access management (IAM) and its relationship to cloud computing. IAM is the process of managing digital identities and access privileges for users, systems, and services. When using cloud computing, an organization relinquishes control over infrastructure but gains flexibility, scalability, and reduced costs. IAM becomes especially important in the cloud to ensure security, privacy, and compliance through features like authentication, authorization, and audit tracking across multiple cloud applications and services.
The document discusses how law firms can use cloud computing services to improve their practice. It begins by explaining the traditional software distribution model used by small law offices versus the software-as-a-service model provided by cloud computing. It then discusses the benefits of cloud computing, including being up and running fast, saving money, and improving cash flow. The document also covers some of the ethical considerations around using cloud computing, noting that several state bar associations have issued opinions confirming it is allowable if attorneys take reasonable security precautions. It ends by discussing specific security aspects of cloud computing like encryption, server security, privacy policies, and data protection.
PCI and Remote Vendors: Eliminating the complexity - Free Guide
To meet PCI requirements, CIOs and compliance officers must ensure user accountability.
When it comes to privileged users, the requirements and complexities are all magnified, especially when these privileged users happen to be third-party remote vendors.
This whitepaper highlights the PCI issues relating to remote vendors, and provides a straightforward solution for how to achieve compliancy. Particular attention is placed on:
- Clarity of what your log contains (as per PCI 10.2)
- Securing the audit logs against admin users (as per PCI 10.5)
- Eliminating anonymity (as per PCI 8 and PCI 10.1)
- Verifying awareness of corporate policy (as per PCI 12.5)
This document discusses considerations for bringing personal devices into the workplace (BYOD). It defines BYOD and explains potential benefits for companies and employees. However, it also outlines ethical, legal and security risks that must be addressed, such as data protection, employee privacy and overtime pay. The document provides guidance for developing strong BYOD policies and advises both employers and employees to carefully manage expectations and responsibilities around personal device use for work.
This document discusses cloud compliance auditing. It begins with definitions of cloud computing, compliance, and auditing. It discusses how legislation and regulations create compliance requirements that businesses and auditors must adhere to. Service level agreements are important for defining compliance needs. The document then examines a customer relationship management use case and challenges of ensuring compliance for data accessibility, retention, and geo-locality in cloud environments. It presents a logical architecture for cloud compliance auditing consisting of distributed event source, processing, and storage layers to help address these challenges.
1) Logging records user and system activity and is important for accountability, compliance, security investigations, and troubleshooting issues.
2) Logging faces challenges due to large volumes of logs from many sources and making sense of the logs. Central log collection and analysis is needed.
3) Logs are more scalable for accountability than access controls alone, as they can track all activity rather than just blocked activity. Logs are important for reconstructing security incidents and understanding information flow.
The Canadian Perspective: Legal Best Practices for E-Signatures in Insurancee-SignLive by Silanis
Electronic signature adoption is growing among Canadian insurance companies, driven in large part by consumer’s expectations for convenient, personalized and efficient service. While the benefits of straight through processing are obvious, questions often still arise regarding the legal requirements and implications of bringing processes online. This webcast offers a uniquely Canadian look at e-signatures and answers the MOST frequently asked questions on the topic:
How do Canada’s laws apply to e-signatures and records in insurance?
How can we best meet the legal requirements while ensuring an easy-to-use e-sign experience?
Daniel Fabiano, author of the 2013 CSIO report, Electronic Signature and Electronic Delivery of Insurance Documentation, explains the legal requirements applicable to e-signatures, e-records and e-delivery in the insurance industry. He will also provide a legal framework for the design and implementation of a compliant e-sign process.
The spread of COVID-19 has prompted many firms to turn to remote or virtual audits to maintain assurance activities while travel restrictions and social distancing measures are in place. Remote auditing involves using techniques like video conferencing, email, and telephone to gather audit evidence instead of on-site meetings and facility tours. While remote auditing allows auditors to avoid travel and focus on higher risks, it also comes with disadvantages like lost direct interaction and inability to audit certain processes requiring physical observation. Planning and communication are critical to ensure remote audits can successfully meet their objectives.
CoSign Digital Signatures: General Presentation Cisco
Complete, Standards-Based Turnkey Solution.
Any Business Process, Any Document, Record or Transaction for Desktops, Servers, and Cloud-Based Applications.
This document discusses trends in social media, BYOD, big data, and the ethical considerations they raise for legal discovery. It notes that corporate data is doubling annually and most is now unstructured. BYOD leads to concerns about data security as personal devices contain work information. Courts are increasingly requiring production of social media data. Technology assisted review using tools like predictive coding can significantly reduce discovery costs compared to manual review while fulfilling lawyers' ethical obligations. Analytics require proper seed set generation, protocols, and oversight to protect clients.
Public sector Case Study: HCLT develops a fraud case management system (fcms)...HCL Technologies
HCL developed a Fraud Case Management System (FCMS) for the New York State Insurance Department (NY SID) to help automate its fraud investigation and case management processes. The previous system was mainframe-based and did not provide necessary functionality. The new system implemented a web-based workflow system that automated intake, investigation, closure and other key processes. It provided benefits like remote complaint submission, real-time routing, cross-referencing, reporting and approvals. The system helped NY SID work more efficiently and effectively in combating insurance fraud.
Peter Ward presented on June 12th, 2008 about automating collaboration and document workflows using technologies like SharePoint and encryption. Key topics included the costs of paper-based processes, document scanning and management, electronic signatures, online forms and timesheets, and encrypting documents for security and compliance. SharePoint supports automated workflows for common business processes and integrating with Office applications. Encrypting documents with Microsoft Rights Management protects sensitive information from unauthorized access.
This document discusses managing IT risks in internet banking. It covers several topics:
1. Understanding user behaviors and expectations, such as their focus on speed, security and ease of use of internet banking services.
2. Acquiring and developing internet banking services, including following a system development life cycle and outsourcing management practices.
3. Comprehending information security and privacy risks like cyber attacks, and how to respond through human resources management practices around access controls, segregation of duties and training.
Organizing a large startup festival event presented challenges around event registration, ticketing, and entry management. An online registration page was created to allow visitors to sign up and pay for tickets. On-site registration and ticket printing was also provided for walk-up attendees. At the event, the team verified online ticket purchases and managed entry. The startup festival was a success with over 16,000 visits to the registration page and 5000 total attendees over four days, showing the value of effectively managing the registration and entry process for a major event.
From Bootstrapping to Venture Rounds: A Startup Case StudyRoger Ehrenberg
The document provides an overview of the different stages of startup funding: bootstrapping, angel rounds, seed rounds, and venture rounds. It discusses the characteristics of each stage, when they typically occur, the typical amount of funding, and the tradeoffs involved. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the company's goals before taking external capital and performing diligence on potential investors. The case study describes funding the ad tech company The Trade Desk in 2009 when the industry was considered crowded and venture appetite was low. It prompts evaluating whether one would invest in the company based on the presented information and environment.
The document summarizes India's growing startup ecosystem and outlines the Startup India Action Plan announced by the Indian government. Some key points:
- India has over 4,200 startups growing at 40% annually, receiving over $5 billion in funding in 2015, up 125% from 2014.
- The Action Plan aims to build a strong startup environment through simplifying regulations, improving funding access, and strengthening industry-academia partnerships.
- It proposes setting up a Rs. 10,000 crore fund-of-funds, Rs. 500 crore credit guarantee fund, 35 new incubators, and 31 innovation centers to support startups.
The document outlines various initiatives proposed by the Indian government to promote the growth of startups in India, including:
1) Simplifying regulatory processes for startups by allowing them to self-certify compliance with certain laws and reducing inspections.
2) Providing funding support through a Rs. 10,000 crore fund of funds and credit guarantees.
3) Offering tax benefits like exemptions on capital gains and income tax exemptions for three years.
It also proposes initiatives to promote awareness and adoption of intellectual property protections for startups. A mobile app is proposed to serve as a single platform for startups to interact with the government and access information.
This document contains chapter 4 from the 8th edition of the textbook "E-commerce, business. technology. society" by Kenneth C. Laudon and Carol Guercio Traver. The chapter discusses e-commerce security and payment systems. It covers topics such as the scope of e-commerce crime and security problems, key security threats like hacking and phishing, and how technologies and policies can help protect security in e-commerce. The chapter also examines the tension between security and other values like ease of use, and outlines learning objectives about understanding security dimensions and threats in the e-commerce environment.
This document discusses various e-business security issues in cyberspace. It outlines basic security issues like authentication, authorization, confidentiality, integrity and non-repudiation. It also describes common security threats like denial of service attacks, unauthorized access, and theft/fraud. Finally, it explains different types of security techniques used like encryption, decryption, cryptography, virtual private networks, digital signatures, and digital certificates.
This document discusses startups in India and 500 Startups' investments in the region. It provides an overview of 500 Startups, their focus on small teams with functional prototypes and revenue, and interest areas like consumer e-commerce and financial services. Key statistics on India's economy and growing internet/mobile access are presented. The thriving Indian startup landscape of accelerators, angels, and funds is described along with billion dollar unicorns. 500 Startups' screening process and investments in India are covered, recommending connecting via AngelList or attending events to get involved.
The document discusses security threats and solutions for e-commerce. It outlines various threats like human error, espionage, hacking and fraud. It then describes goals of network security like confidentiality, integrity and authentication. Further, it explains encryption techniques like symmetric algorithms (DES, 3DES, AES), asymmetric algorithms and digital signatures to secure e-commerce transactions and communication channels. Key requirements for e-commerce security are also highlighted such as message privacy, integrity, authentication and non-repudiation of transactions.
Interested in starting a company in Brazil? Here is a quick 15-min guide for everything you need to know to get started.
This guide is provides an overview of the Brazil market size, key players, opportunity then dives into topics such as costs of operation, rules/regulations and even local culture.
Brazil Startup Report is a guide written by local volunteer entrepreneurs and investors. If you are interested in creating such a report for your own country, please contact hello@worldstartupreport.com. Please also consider making a donation to help create more of these free reports for other countries in need.
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This presentation explains Digital signature basics, how digital signatures help organisations. Digital signing makes processes efficient, electronic or digital signing is used by many Organisations to reduce costs, make processes effective, improve customer experience.
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- E-commerce involves conducting business electronically through technologies like email, electronic catalogs, and electronic funds transfer. The two main types are business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B).
- B2B e-commerce provides advantages like shorter procurement cycles, lower costs, and access to global markets. However, it also poses risks like disintermediation and security issues.
- Standards like Open Trading Protocol and Open Buying on the Internet are emerging to facilitate B2B e-commerce over the internet through establishing common protocols. Industries like automotive are adopting e-commerce by linking suppliers electronically.
Crossing the Rubicon: Digital Signatures and Digital TransformationLarry Kluger
Digital signatures are the perfect tool for digital transformation of your organization. Open, standard digital signatures enable you to easily create truly paperless business processes. With digital signatures, your pdf's and other document types include the digital signature, there is no need to rely on a third signature company for signature verification. Your digitally signed pdf, itself, serves as your original document. Its signatures may be verified by using the free PDF Reader or other applications. Open digital signatures ensure no lock-in and full interoperability between signature applications from multiple vendors.
Whitepaper: Better Managing Patient Relationships and Information with eSigna...DocuSign
This document discusses how electronic signatures can help healthcare organizations better manage patient relationships and information. It notes that electronic signatures streamline documentation processes, reducing costs and increasing efficiency compared to paper-based systems. The document outlines several benefits of electronic signatures such as lower costs, increased productivity, enhanced patient and doctor satisfaction, and faster document cycle times. It also discusses important considerations for healthcare organizations in selecting an electronic signature solution such as ease of use, security, visibility, legality, and mobility.
Keeping in mind the confidentiality and sensitivity of documents especially the licenses, accreditation and permits, document security is becoming a chief part of every organization as it may lead to forgery. Maintaining the security of such sensitive documents can be quite complicated & challenging but no need to worry as ProofEasy is here to give the best blockchain document security solution by QR code authentication technology.
Adobe Live Cycle Es - Supercharging Banking Industry V.1.2numerous
LiveCycle ES can streamline banking operations by automating workflows, engaging customers through interactive applications, and simplifying business processes. It allows banks to operate more efficiently, increase sales, and strengthen security. LiveCycle ES has been successfully implemented by several banks and government organizations to reduce costs, speed up operations, and improve customer experiences with loan applications, regulatory documents, import/export operations, and internal forms.
This is SENSO\'s corporate introduction. SENSO is a Chinese local IT vendor specialized in outsourcing and offshoring. Based on the years\'experience in software outsourcing, Senso provides options of business models to suit your special software outsourcing situation and lower your risks. With the mindset of a some company, we offer clients suitable developers at low price.
SENSO is an IT outsourcing service provider founded in 2002 that provides end-to-end outsourcing services including software development, 3D animation, and project management. It has experience working with clients in Europe, the US, Japan, South Korea, and China. SENSO promotes international standards and rigorous quality and security practices.
The document discusses DocuSign's trusted electronic signature platform which replaces slow and manual business processes with a highly automated solution. It allows customers, suppliers, and partners to execute business transactions electronically. The platform goes beyond just electronic signatures by providing features for collaboration, workflow automation, application integration, and identity authentication. It is widely applicable across industries and transaction types. DocuSign is the leading electronic signature solution for the Fortune 500 due to its reliability, security, and ability to integrate with existing business systems.
Digital Disruption, SharePoint Adoption and Digital Signatures with Joel Oles...Joel Oleson
Join us to discuss Digital Disruption, SharePoint adoption and digital signatures. Joel will share his top tips for increasing SharePoint adoption throughout your organization and what common rollout mistakes you should avoid.
We’ll also discuss and demonstrate automated SharePoint workflows that include online signing for documents and approvals.
Standard, open digital signatures are easily added to SharePoint Designer, Nintex, K2 and Visual Studio workflows. Please join us to learn more!
1) The document discusses InfoTrack's suite of products that aim to save professionals time by streamlining administrative tasks through digital tools and integration with other systems.
2) Key products mentioned include IDfy for electronic verification of identity checks, eCOS for electronic contracts of sale, and SignIT for electronic document signing.
3) The document also discusses InfoTrack's integration with property settlement platform PEXA, which allows users to create workspaces and manage settlements directly from InfoTrack.
Electronic data processing (EDP) services are used widely by businesses to store and manage large amounts of data efficiently. EDP allows organizations to boost productivity by automating repetitive tasks and improving data quality. It is useful for recording, classifying, manipulating, and summarizing information. EDP policies provide coverage for hardware, software, media and other exposures unique to computer equipment, including damage from hacking, power issues, and viruses.
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The document discusses several topics related to a pest control company's document management system and technology solutions including:
1) It describes the software and server used to scan, convert, index, and store documents as well as assign workflows.
2) It discusses using dual monitors on workstations to improve scheduling and viewing location screens simultaneously.
3) It provides an overview of using electronic timekeeping with biometric fingerprint scanning, web-based reporting, and compliance with industry standards.
eezi-Sign is a digital signature solution that allows documents to be signed remotely in seconds, reducing the time and costs associated with physical signatures. It enables documents to be authorized from anywhere in real-time through a web-based platform. eezi-Sign offers various security features like two-step authentication and is compatible with any device with an internet browser. It can integrate with existing business applications and provides audit trails and customizable templates. The solution is available as a cloud-based product for individuals or as an enterprise-level product installed on-site.
The document discusses improving the work processes of escrow and title firms. It explains that escrow firms must gain the trust of buyers and sellers by keeping good communication, safeguarding documents, and securing data. The document outlines guidelines for an effective work process, including following contracts closely, responding quickly to changes, and accessing applications remotely. It recommends efficient solutions like online forms, access policies, encrypted archiving, and compliance software to make the real estate transaction process less complicated.
Didier Delanoye en Jasper Kerremans lichten toe hoe de steeds sneller veranderende processen bij hun klanten de aanpak van financiële audits beïnvloeden.
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The document discusses digital and electronic signatures, comparing their key differences and legal status in Canada. It provides an overview of the signature technologies, including what must be achieved (security, integrity, non-repudiation, etc.). Best practices for electronic signatures and records are outlined. Pricing models for on-premise versus cloud-based solutions are compared. The document aims to help organizations understand how digital and electronic signatures can improve business processes while ensuring compliance.
Sirius Decisions does a thorough review of DocuSign and its capabilities. This includes functionality, vision, support, best practices, etc. With signatures and transaction finalization becoming harder and harder, Sirius Decisions concludes that DocuSign with its focus on speed, accuracy, and cost is a viable and cost effective alternative to overnighting envelopes or faxing.
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3. www.elock.com
Founded in 2000 to focus exclusively on the Digital Signatures &
PKI space
Based out of Washington DC with a Core Operations &
Development Center in India
Mature and wide product range catering to Digital Signatures
market
Global Presence across 23 countries viz.: US, India, EMEA, Latin
America and Asia Pacific
Solutions for Key Verticals including Government, Banking &
Financial Services, Manufacturing, Healthcare & Telecom
About E-Lock
4. www.elock.com
Government
e-tendering, e-procurement
Approvals, processes and transactions
Supply chain management
Banking and Finance
e-banking
Insurance forms and claims
Mortgage / Loan applications
Manufacturing
Transactions between organizations, vendors etc.
E-invoicing, e-procurement, HR letters
Healthcare
Medical reports
Research reports
Others
Legal Services
Processes Secured by E-Lock
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E-Lock digital signature products and solutions help to achieve
compliant with the regulations and standards
1. US E-Sign Act
2. GPEA (Govt. Paper Elimination Act)
3. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act)
4. 21 CFR Part 11
5. EU Directives (European Union Law)
6. UETA (Uniform Electronic Transactions Act)
7. SOX ( Sarbanes Oxley Act)
8. JITC (Joint Interoperability Test Command)(US DoD PKI
Interoperable)
9. Indian IT Act 2000
Compliance
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E-Lock has successfully deployed its solutions across the globe in the
following verticals
• Government
• Finance
• Banking
• Manufacturing
• Healthcare
• Service
• Others
E-Lock Customer Base
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Signing and Encryption Platform:
• Multiple Signatures – Hierarchical and parallel (PKCS#7)
• Callable from .Net, VC, VB, VBA, Java Script and VB Script
• Certificates from IE, Mozilla (and derivatives), PFX (PKCS#12)
files and PKCS#11 devices
• Both Java and ActiveX implementations
OCSP / CRL / CAM based validation
IETF compliant Trusted third party time stamping
Application Integration (Word, Excel, PDF, Oracle, SAP)
Support for smart-cards, HSM , eTokens and Windows (MSCAPI)
Security Management Policy framework
Core Technologies
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Case Study: Bulk signing bank statements
Initial Workflow:
Thousands of e-statements (Bank statements , credit card statements, etc) are generated on daily basis. Initially all
statements were printed, stamped, signed manually and then sent via post to its recipients.
Pain Area:
Time consuming process
Large volume of paper used for printing the statements
Managing the entire paper work was a tedious job
High costs incurred for printing, postage of statements
Requirement:
The bank wanted to go online and send bulk documents electronically in an automated manner. It required a
legally compliant solution to sign statements to ensure security.Signed files should be sent via email to the
respective recipients
E-Lock Solution:
E-Lock provided a customized version of its bulk signing solution – Bulk Signer that would automatically sign
thousands of e-statements and email them out to the recipients daily, without any user intervention.
Benefits:
The Solution effectively reduced the time needed for signing the statements
Ensured non-repudiation and data integrity
Overheads and man-hours associated with printing, posting are saved
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Case Study: Document signing within applications
Earlier Scenario at the Government tender office:Earlier Scenario at the Government tender office:
The engineering designs were printed by Engineers and then approved by supervisors. These design documents
were then stored in physical files for maintaining records
Pain AreaPain Area
The approval process was time-consuming and tedious as it was paper intensive.
The storage of these documents was troublesome.
RequirementRequirement
The organization needed to shift this process to an electronic mode.
The design documents were to be digitally signed and uploaded to server.
The approving authority could review & approve them by digitally signing them
E-Lock Solution:E-Lock Solution:
E-Lock has provided a web based signature solution that readily integrated with their document management
system.
The digitally signed documents could be loaded onto the server outside the web application but still be available
from within the web application for approval.
Benefits:
Optimized business process efficiencies
Operational costs reduced to a great extend
Ensured non-repudiation and data integrity
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Case Study: Bulk signing & mailing of tax files
Earlier Scenario at an Organization:Earlier Scenario at an Organization:
The TDS (tax) certificates for all existing employees were printed, signed and delivered by HR team. They were
stored in physical files for maintaining records
Pain AreaPain Area
The signing process was time-consuming and tedious as it was paper intensive
The delivery of these documents was time-consuming,
Documents needed to be issued again if employees lost their hard copies
RequirementRequirement
The organization needed to shift this process to an electronic mode. The tax certificates were to be digitally signed
in bulk and mailed in bulk to all employees
E-Lock Solution:E-Lock Solution:
E-Lock has provided a PDFeSigner solution that was easy to use and could sign and mail large number of files in
bulk within minutes. The digitally signed documents could be archived.
Benefits:
Optimized business process efficiencies by reducing time required to sign
Operational costs reduced to a great extent
Ensured non-repudiation and data integrity