Have you ever wondered how some companies tell all employees to "Sign here" and "Type here" all day long? It is a long-standing practice to sign new documents, update copies, and forge the signature of the person signing the contract before obscuring it. We have much more left. E-signatures are designed to help promote a more streamlined process while providing multiple benefits. Electronic signatures, also known as electronic signatures, are unique identifiers that allow you to digitally sign documents and contracts like you would sign them on paper.

The growing adoption of electronic signatures has been primarily influenced by the recent pandemic that has shaken the world. Most companies have had to switch to remote work overnight due to COVID-19. In addition, quarantines have been introduced in most parts of the world to prevent the spread of the virus. This reduced the opportunity for physical presence for traditional signatures and increased the reach of electronic signatures.

A recent study found that more than 50% of businesses have adopted digital signatures during the pandemic. Adoptions by individuals also increased by 13%. It is also believed that those who have adopted electronic signatures due to COVID-19 are likely to continue using them in a post-coronavirus world. The number suggests that the use of digital signatures is not just a fad. This is the future of business. We can see the same thing in market forecasting. To better understand this topic, Group Futurista is organizing a virtual summit to further explore "The Future of Electronic Signatures for the Enterprises.

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