Now, the consortium has published a preliminary specification, and today Adobe is announcing the first cloud - based
digital signatures built on an open standard.
Not exact matches
Led by Adobe — which says it processes more than 6 billion
digital and electronic
signature transactions a year through Adobe Sign and Adobe Document Cloud — the consortium's goal is to
build an open and interoperable technical standard for cloud - based
digital signatures.
With the goal of simplifying compliance with this new regulation and of eventually helping to drive worldwide adoption of
digital signatures, Adobe today announced the launch of the Cloud
Signature Consortium, a group of industry and academic organizations coming together to
build an open standard for cloud - based
digital signatures across mobile and the web, so that anyone will be able to digitally sign documents from anywhere.
Last June, this blog reported on plans by Adobe and other industry groups, working through a group called the Cloud
Signature Consortium, to
build an open standard for cloud - based
digital signatures across mobile and the web, enabling anyone to digitally sign documents from anywhere.
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Likewise you can say «Yes, but I can
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