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Discovering Docusign - Jetzt On-Demand

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Hier geht es zur On-Demand Version von Discovering Docusign.

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Zünden Sie den E-Signatur-Turbo für Ihre Vertrags- und Freigabeprozesse

Für die einen gehört es zu den Kernaufgaben, bei anderen läuft es eher nebenbei ab, eins steht jedoch fest: Kein Unternehmen und kein Abteilung kommt um das Thema Verträge und Vereinbarungen herum.

Im Discovering Docusign Event erfahren Sie alles, was Sie wissen über ein optimiertes Vertragsmanagement und schnellere Geschäftsprozesse wissen müssen. In den Sessions sprechen wir mit Expert*innen über die Vorteile der E-Signatur und die Rechtsgültigkeit elektronischer Signaturen. Wie das Vertragsmanagement von morgen aussieht? Erklären uns Ergin Piker, Geschäftskunden Cloud Partner der Deutschen Telekom, und Tobias Felten,Head of Digital Workplace bei synalis.

Alles, was Sie wissen müssen rund um Next-Level Vertrags- und Freigabeprozesse mit der E-Signatur im On-Demand Webinar. 

Die Vorteile der elektronischen Signatur

Schneller, sicherer, günstiger. Deniz Cilingir erklärt, wie Unternehmen mit der E-Signatur den Grundstein für mehr Geschäftserfolg legen. Verstehen Sie anhand praktischer Beispielen, wie die Integration der elektronischen Signatur funktioniert und Ihnen langfristige Vorteile bringt.

In unserer On-Demand Version erklärt Deniz Cilingir, wie Sie Vereinbarungen und Verträge mit der E-Signatur nachhaltiger, günstiger und risikoarm verwalten können.

Rechtmäßigkeit, Datenschutz und DSGVO mit Dr. Stephan Pötters

Ist die E-Signatur von Docusign rechtsgültig und rechtsverbindlich? Wir haben einen gefragt, der es wissen muss und sprechen mit dem Rechtsanwalt Dr. Stephan Pötters der Kanzlei Seitz über Rechtmäßigkeit, Datenschutz und DSGVO im Rahmen der elektronischen Signatur.

Rechtssicheres Unterschreiben digital: Der Rechtsanwalt Dr. Stephan Pötters erklärt im On-Demand Webinar, wie das geht.

Wie Sie von der Partnerschaft der Telekom mit Docusign profitieren

Digitalisierung ohne intelligente Vertragsabschlüsse? Keine Chance laut Ergin Piker. Als Verantwortlicher für die Geschäftskunden bei der Telekom hat Ergin den vollen Einblick in die positiven Veränderungen, die die Turbo-Partnerschaft mit Docusign den eigenen Kunden bringt.

Docusign und synalis: Die E-Signatur in der Praxis

Wie funktioniert ein erfolgreicher Rollout der Docusign-Lösung für den Mittelstand von morgen. Tobias Felten, Head of Digital Workplace bei synalis, erklärt am eigenen Beispiel, wo die Quick Wins liegen, wie man schnell starten kann und wie Sie die spannendsten Anwendungsfälle identifizieren.

Erfahren Sie hier, wie Sie die elektronische Signatur schnell und einfach integrieren!

Live-Demo und Q&A: Die 3 wichtigsten Fragen zur E-Signatur

  1. Was sind die vielversprechendsten Quick-Wins für das Rollout der E-Signatur?

  2. Wie flexibel lässt sich die E-Signatur rechtsgültig an Unternehmensanforderungen anpassen?

  3. Wird die digitale E-Signatur allgemein akzeptiert?

Im Webinar geben unsere Expert*innen Ihnen die Antworten.Hier geht es zur On-Demand Version.

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