IT|Redux is putting on the second Office 2.0 conference this year again in September at the St. Regis hotel in San Francisco. It will include all the big, medium and small leaders in Office 2.0. EchoSign is very much looking forward to being involved. IT|Redux notes:
"If you include sponsorship agreements signed with sponsors and statements of work signed with service providers, about 100 contracts have to be signed by the multiple parties involved with the conference’s organization. In order to make it paper free and reduce time-to-close, we are using the excellent EchoSign article, and will remain pretty much the same this year. Yesterday, I even signed a contract directly from my iPhone."
The conference we'll post about in a little bit as it all comes together. This one is about the note at the end: "Yesterday, I even signed a contract directly from my iPhone." So what you might ask?
The so what is an important part of what we strive every do every day at EchoSign -- to make the process of getting contracts signed painless, and frictionless. Why does it matter if we support the iPhone for signing, when our adjacent competitors don't? Because if your customer happens to be using an iPhone, we want to help you close that deal. So we support iPhone signing. And Blackberry signing. Treo signing. Or even on a Windows 95 box running a 28.8k modem and an old copy of Netscape. EchoSign does everything possible to get it signed for you.
EchoSign -- Sign Anywhere, AnyTime. That means you'll close more -- and that means more revenue for you.
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