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Digital signature: use and modification to achieve success in next generational e-business processes [An article from: Information & Management]
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Author(s)A. Gupta, Y. Tung, J.R. Marsden
PublisherElsevier
ISBN / ASINB000RR12C6
ISBN-13978B000RR12C7
MarketplaceFrance 🇫🇷
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A US law, the electronic signatures (E-Sign) in Global and National Commerce Act (signed by then President Clinton on 30 June 2000 with an effective date of 1 October 2000), grants electronic signatures legal validity equivalent to traditional hand-written counterparts. The intention of this law is to cut costs while providing more stringent security. In the emerging e-commerce arena, electronic signatures hold great potential for facilitating secure electronic transactions. But signatures are used in many critical business processes that occur prior to or independent of final transactions. Contract development and numerous other processes entail a series of draft modifications and sign-offs. Can electronic signatures provide cost savings and security in these activities? In this paper, we(i)detail fundamentals and the current status of electronic signatures; (ii)describe the integration of electronic signatures with electronic verification and authentication technologies; (iii)explore e-commerce applications, especially document management processes, that could benefit from adopting electronic signatures; and (iv)propose modifications to the electronic signature process to enable innovative document management processes. We propose modifications using partial document ownership, soft signatures, and hard signatures.
Description:
A US law, the electronic signatures (E-Sign) in Global and National Commerce Act (signed by then President Clinton on 30 June 2000 with an effective date of 1 October 2000), grants electronic signatures legal validity equivalent to traditional hand-written counterparts. The intention of this law is to cut costs while providing more stringent security. In the emerging e-commerce arena, electronic signatures hold great potential for facilitating secure electronic transactions. But signatures are used in many critical business processes that occur prior to or independent of final transactions. Contract development and numerous other processes entail a series of draft modifications and sign-offs. Can electronic signatures provide cost savings and security in these activities? In this paper, we(i)detail fundamentals and the current status of electronic signatures; (ii)describe the integration of electronic signatures with electronic verification and authentication technologies; (iii)explore e-commerce applications, especially document management processes, that could benefit from adopting electronic signatures; and (iv)propose modifications to the electronic signature process to enable innovative document management processes. We propose modifications using partial document ownership, soft signatures, and hard signatures.
