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How Safe Is An E-Signature?

06-May-21 11:00

How Safe Is An E-Signature?

As we grow more dependent on mobile apps for transactions and contact tracing check-ins, we realise how crucial data transfer can affect our daily lives. Social distancing measures imposed have caused reduced footfall and economic activity, and businesses have to accommodate new and secure ways of transacting digitally. e-Signature technology is in the spotlight for providing businesses with a solution to reduce physical transactions and make the move to the digital realm. We talk with Kofax’s Soon Yong, and Greg Cowl to learn more.

Produced by: Richard Bradbury

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  Personal DevelopmentEntrpreneurshipTech

Tags:  E-Signatureonline safetytransactionsdigital transformation





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