Electronic Signatures In Industry

  Experience A Seamless Way of Workflow Management - DrySign Data is central to business and its processes. We produce roughly 2.5 quintillion bytes every day, as per IBM. We are also continuously sending and receiving data. Organizations are guarded with their data and take stringent measures to protect their customers, as they should. They store their data on servers and hosting services to preserve their integrity. Servers, in turn, provide networking and computing power to process data faster. However, data centers have limitations and cannot offer organizations the scale they need to grow. Enter the cloud computing. It allows companies to unlock the full potential of data and create a data strategy pivotal to revenue success. In addition, it plays a vital role in easing the strain on bandwidth and storage solutions. What does the cloud mean for businesses globally? First, it can drive innovations and bring the product to market rapidly. Second, it is an online backup solu...

  Coordination in the face of sudden challenges such as lockdowns or social distancing can make or break a team. The word “collaboration” has become a bit of a corporate buzzword, but that doesn’t place it in the bucket of empty clichés. On the contrary, collaboration in the workplace helps companies achieve targets, reach goals, and execute projects successfully. It’s really that simple. Collaboration is when a group of people come together and contribute their expertise to benefit a shared objective, project, or mission, for example, a photographer working with a designer to create a digital cover or the technology department regularly meeting with the marketing team to accomplish quarterly goals. But it’s also a learned skill. How well you collaborate with others will significantly impact the outcome of a group project. The COVID-19 pandemic forced teams to work together while being apart. During these testing times, cooperation was challenging, unlike meet-ups at the water cool...

  2FA is Advanced Technology to Protect  Businesses The COVID-19 pandemic that started in early 2020 shook business as we know it. Indian industries have since come a long way and adopted digital technologies and implemented them in processes with resounding levels of success. They have put systems in check to ensure employees perform well and clients remain happy. Likewise, business heads have taken appropriate measures to protect employees within their workspaces. However, it wasn't rare to hear about security breaches once work-from-home was the only option available to offices. Over 674,000 cybersecurity incidents have occurred by 2022 While work-from-home (WFH) has been a comfortable affair for employees, it has led to certain vulnerabilities in business processes. The panic followed by the pandemic was leveraged by elements looking to make practical gains from breaking into, stealing, and messing with digital information. Once a cyberattack hits a business, it takes a co...

Virtually hiring easy with DrySign The Covid-19 pandemic was introduced drastic changes in most of the core processes. It was the necessary nudge that pushed us to come up with efficient and contactless countermeasures to the old and obsolete manual paper-based processes. Things are not that different when it comes to hiring. With the remote working & hiring trend taking off, it is now easier to overcome geographical boundaries and seamlessly collaborate. But for every solution statement, there is a high probability that the solution might not be ironclad and might not cover the entire spectrum of the process. The recruitment process is a complex process that is riddled with a flood of paperwork, approvals, and signatures. But with  digital signatures  like DrySign, it is now possible to address these hidden costs and speed up the process.   Addressing the flood of documents  Be it the signing of NDA’s, declarations, pension nominations, or any such declaration d...

Aadhaar eSignatures Promise a Pathbreaking Solution to Signing Documents The Internet and access to real-time information have revolutionized aspects of daily life for citizens. This has been especially true for India, a country of 1.4 billion. Technology has transformed various customer-facing industries, making it convenient and easy to access for its growing digital users. The country's digital economy has soared thanks to home-grown technological developments and access to multiple platforms and applications. It will increase in size in the coming years due to the rising numbers of digital citizens, internet penetration, growth in online payments, and advanced security measures to protect citizens. India's digital economy has grown 2.4 times faster than the Indian economy  – India Today. The digital economy has given birth to the need for digital IDs. Verifying these digital identities unlocks access to various critical services, from healthcare to government benefits. Digi...

  ways esign can benefit law firms The legal industry is traditionally monetized by billable hours – one of the most critical goals of any law firm is to augment billable hours. However, for the most part, lawyers, legal interns, and other professionals attached to the field of law are held back from achieving their goals because of manual processes, paper-based workflows, and legacy technologies. These time-consuming elements force law firms to get mired in low-value tasks instead of prioritizing customers and revenue generation. In the paper-intensive legal industry, attorneys and clients often need to get contracts, agreements, court documents, etc. signed. But the hassle of manually scanning, printing, and signing papers leads to a massive waste of time and resources. The legal industry is foreseen to reach $908.26 billion by 2025. With the legal industry growing at a breakneck speed and the heavy reliance on paper-based processes, law firms are more likely to be one ...