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electronic signature
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electronic signature
A digital signature which, assuming effective security procedures, can only be generated by the writ's owner; ESs are as valid as handwritten signatures


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E-signature is a paperless way to sign a document using an electronic symbol or process attached or associated with the document.
Now the challenge is to develop e-signature technology that is secure and easy to use.
Based on a December 2007 Celent report entitled "An E-Signature Update for US Insurers," the panelists will discuss the following realities of electronic signatures: * The Federal E-Sign Act established the legal framework for esignatures * eSignatures provide valuable and tangible benefits * eSignature technology does not require a complete IT overhaul * Leaders in the insurance industry are currently embracing the technology Panelists: [TABLE OMITTED] About Interlink Electronics, Inc.
 
 
 
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