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Bye Bürokratie, willkommen in der Zukunft

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Unsere Digital X Session "Bye Bürokratie, willkommen in der Zukunft" gibt es jetzt als On-Demand Version.

      • Einige unserer Erfolgsgeschichten:
      • Was ist die Digital X? 

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    Am 7ten und 8ten September 2021 fand die Digital X in Köln statt und transformierte die gesamte Innenstadt in eine Weltausstellung der Digitalisierung.

    Themenschwerpunkte des Events des Jahres waren digitale Transformation, Agilität und Innovation. Mit dabei waren 300 Speaker und 300 Partner auf 10 Bühnen und an 100 Locations.

    Neben Ehrengästen wie Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dr. Wladimir Klitschko und Timotheus Höttges waren auch wir dieses Jahr wieder dabei, um unser Wissen und unsere digitalen Lösungen für den Mittelstand von morgen zu teilen.

    On-Demand Jetzt ansehen

    Bürokratie ist Schnee von gestern. Der deutsche Mittelstand auf Überholspur mit Deutsche Telekom und Docusign.

    Der deutsche Mittelstand wird digital, das hat unsere Docusign Mittelstandsstudie deutlich gezeigt. Ganze 4 Stunden pro Woche kann ein mittelständische Unternehmen durch weniger Bürokratie sparen. Daher haben wir uns bei Digital X genau auf die Themen fokussieren, die dem Mittelstand helfen, Bürokratie zu minimieren und papierlose digitale Prozesse mit elektronischen Signaturen in alle Geschäftsabläufe zu etablieren.

    • In welchen Bereichen und Branchen digitalisiert der Mittelstand?

    • Wie sieht digitale Transformation in der Praxis aus?

    • Wo und wie fängt man mit der digitalen Transformation an?

    Die Deutsche Telekom und Docusign haben es sich seit mehreren Jahren zur Aufgabe gemacht, den deutschen Mittelstand mit digitalen Lösungen zu stärken sowie Effizienz und Geschäftsagilität zu fördern. Dieses Jahr auf der Digital X ist Ulrike Werneck, Marketing Direktorin der DACH Region bei Docusign, auf die Docusign Agreement Cloud für Vertragsmanagement eingegangen und zeigte, dass in Docusign viel mehr als die elektronische Signatur steckt. In der On-Demand Version können Sie die Erfahrungen und Herausforderungen verschiedener Kunden hören und erfahren, wie digitale Lösungen zu mehr Effizienz, Kostensenkungen und weniger Risiken führen. Für ein verträglicheres Miteinander.

    Einige unserer Erfolgsgeschichten:

    1. Deutsche Telekom: Jahrelanger Partner und zufriedener Kunde, die Deutsche Telekom hat unzähligen Docusign Anwendungsfälle. Deutsche Telekom verwendet Docusign in 10 Einheiten, 12 Fachbereichen und mehr als 15 verschiedenen Use-Cases.

    2. GASAG: Ein Berliner Energie- und Infrastrukturdienstleister implementierte eSignature innerhalb von 5 Tagen als Reaktion auf die Pandemie und die neue Homeoffice-Situation. Mehr Informationen gibt es bei der Digital X und hier.

    On-Demand Jetzt ansehen

    Was ist die Digital X? 

    Die Digital X ist die Community für Digitalisierung für den Mittelstand.Deutsche Telekom

    Die Digital X  transformiert seit mehreren Jahren die Kölner Innenstadt in Europas innovativste und größte Digitalmesse. Es ist ein einmaliges Konzept in Deutschland und dieses Jahr sind 300 Speaker und Partner dabei, um Ihren Einfallsreichtum mit zukunftsorientierten mittelständischen Unternehmen zu teilen.

    Dieses Jahr innovativer den je: Die Digital X fand dieses Jahr an verschiedenen Standorten statt. Digitalisierungs Tipps, Trends und News gab es für 48 Stunden wohin das Auge reichte - ob MediaPark, Belgisches Viertel oder Aachener Weiher, Besucher konnten sich an all diesen Orten digital inspirieren lassen. 

    Erfahren Sie, wie die Agreement Cloud Ihrem Unternehmen helfen kann.Kostenlos testen

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