Today, AECBytes released its
latest newsletter. One of the interesting
articles in this issue AECBytes newsletter was this one:
(Here’s just the beginning of the
article):
Digital Signing in AEC
Movies, medical
images, telephony and more have gone digital— but the human signature primarily
remains a hand-scrawled vestige of our paper-based past. Even as the AEC
industry works to add efficiency and security with digital workflows, the
process of applying signatures, seals, and stamps remains paper-bound. Printing
a page each time a signature is needed, then converting back to a digital file
to send it, clearly is inefficient and impractical for many large- scale
documents.
Fortunately,
digital signatures have become the virtual equivalent of wet ink signatures,
legally as well as in practice.
Later on in the article, this heading appears (and it is followed by a lengthy discussion):
Why Go Paperless?
The business benefits to moving away from paper-based workflows are compelling.
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