Why Use Electronic Transactions Instead of Paper?
Electronic Signatures, Identity Credentialing, Digital Timestamps and Content Authentication
Online technology has revolutionized business communications. So why do we still revert to paper to conduct the most critical aspects of our business transactions? This report explores the electronic equivalents to handwritten signatures, certified mail, and other authentication elements needed for contracts, legal correspondence, and compliance-related documentation. Learn how platforms like Inscrybe from Authentidate are not just analogous to, but superior to, traditional methods.
- What assures that electronic transactions and electronic signatures are legal
- Why these technologies are superior to their paper equivalents
- How to use them for improved productivity and security
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United States Postal Service® EPM®
The advent of the Internet increased the need for efficient communication of electronic information with the same level of trust and value that the public has come to expect from the USPS® in the physical environment. The USPS® Electronic Postmark® (USPS EPM®) was created to facilitate secure electronic communication for government and commercial systems and has the potential to strengthen the security, privacy, and productivity of communication in the nation’s electronic future.
The USPS EPM is a web-based security service. It includes trusted time stamps and content authentication technology, as well as aspects of non-repudiation. The trusted time stamps are derived from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the official US source of time for commerce…
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