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What is an advanced electronic signature? What uses does it have for an HR department? Is it legal? How much can we save by implementing Signaturit's electronic signature solution?  We resolved these queries and others last May at our event together with VASALTO on digitalization in personnel management processes.

During said event, we enjoyed presentations from different professionals who today we want to summarise in this post for all those who are interested but could not come to the event in Barcelona.

This post is also available in Spanish.

What is a digital signature? And an electronic signature? Would you know how to recognise the main differences? These two terms refer to different types of signatures. However, many people who are interested in our services are unsure about their main characteristics.

In this post we want to clarify what a digital signature is so that everyone knows what it can be used for and the characteristics associated with it.

This post is also available in Spanish.

The informed consent for medical treatment and its digitalisation is one of the challenges that the healthcare sector faces within their own digital transformation. All the bureaucratic and documentary aspects relating to managing patients is evolving to eliminate paper from doctor’s surgeries.

With the aim of facilitating this target, we introduce our advanced electronic signature solution for the health industry and specifically, its benefits for managing informed consent.

This post is also available in Spanish.

The qualified electronic time stamp is the result of the digital business transformation, capable of promoting the substitution of paper-based processes for their electronic equivalents. Therefore, contracts, invoices, payments and in general, any type of documentation are moving towards more electronic transmission.

To do this, we need the use of instruments such as electronic signatures, electronic stamps and electronic notifications that ensure the integrity and reliability of communications.

In this post we specifically define what the qualified electronic time stamp is within the electronic trust services that are included in the eIDAS Regulation.

This post is also available in Spanish.

Under the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), applicable throughout the EU since May 25, patients have new rights that ensure better protection of their data, while increasing the responsibilities and obligations of the organizations that this data.

In this post we look at how the new Regulation seeks to address this sector by empowering citizens with more rights and information.

This post is also available in Spanish.