Digital Signature for Local Government

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“COUNCILS' IMPLEMENTATION OF DIGITAL SIGNATURES ON-PREMISE AND CLOUD / HOSTED SOLUTIONS” The need for electronic signing of documents as part of an electronic business workflow is evident, and its adoption is gradually expanding to Local Government. City Councils continually look for legally binding and secure ways to cut costs, streamline and speed up business processes, stop the printing, scanning, binding and other handling of paper, and provide an efficient service to rate payers. This session will showcase successful implementations of Cloud and On-Premises digital signature solutions in New Zealand and Australia, and the resulting benefits for Councils' staff, suppliers, and residents.

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TME Consulting| 0800 55 33 66 | www.digitalsignature.co.nz | info@digitalsignature.co.nz

TME – The Digital Signature Company

Digital Signatures

ALGIM 29 July 2014

Mike Eyal

www.DigitalSignatures.com.au

Paper Related Costs Add Up

The average paper document is copied 9-11 times at a cost of ~ $18 and filed at a cost of ~ $20, plus the added cost of storage, media, space, postage and distribution…

Pfizer estimates the cost of one "wet signature" at $30 (including time to track down the signer, plus storage and scanning costs).

A typical $100 million building project generates 150,000 separate documents: drawings, contracts, purchase orders, RFIs and schedules.

The average cost of Fortune-500 paper documents is estimated at $10 per document.

The AEC industry spends an estimated $500 million or more each year moving plans from one discipline to another via such courier services as FedEx

Before Digital Signatures

Need signatureson more than

halfof their

documents

Add more than 1 day to their processes

just to collect signatures

Print more than half

of their documentsjust to add signatures

Source: AIIM 2012 Digital Signatures Survey

Outgoing Mail

Council invested

EDMS,ECM,Scanners,Printers

After Digital Signatures

Source: AIIM 2012 Digital Signatures Survey

A Digital Signature Primer & Legality

www.DigitalSignatures.com.au

Traditional Wet Ink Signatures

Digital signatures (Server Based PKI)

Electronic Signatures

Digital Signatures (Traditional PKI)

Digitised Signatures (Signing Pads)

Electronic Signatures

Electronic vs Digital Signatures

Digital Signatures

A digital signature is...

Graphical signature

Visual indicatorNod to convention

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

Validates Identity

Hash Algorithm

Fingerprints content

How do digital signatures work?

Getting a Private and Public Key

What Makes It Legal?

Identifying the Signatory

Signatory’s intent

Document integrity

Meeting the Legal Requirements

Rick SheraPartner and Solicitor

Lowndes Jordan

We are confident that the systems used by Secured Signing ensure that the

electronic signatures produced meet the legal requirements for a signature .

In fact, the security and logging facility, in our view, provides better authenticity than many of the methods by which documents are now commonly signed and exchanged.

So, unless there are specific laws dictating that a document can only be signed in a

particular way, any form of contract can be signed using Secured Signing.

No capital costsDemand based

pricingDemand based

rolloutRapid startup

Low risk

ContractsLeasesFormal agreementsRecruitmentOnline forms and documents

Integrated to desktop applicationsIntegrated to your directoryBatch processingCapital purchaseSmall IT projectInternal SignatoriesOutgoing MailPro forma documentsDocuments generated by ERP etc...

Seal documents & forms Non-forgeable signatures

Worldwide

verifiabilityLegal

complianceQuick ROI

with low TCO

Easy to use simple to deploy

Totally paperless

Business Benefits

Expedite processes

Mike Eyal NZ Free Ph:0800 55 33 66

mike@digitalsignature.co.nz

www.DigitalSignature.co.nz

Thank You

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