Improving Citizen Service Delivery with Electronic Signatures

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As more citizens access government services online and via mobile devices, the drive to sign documents digitally is increasing rapidly. Manual procedures in use now often require citizens to print, hand-sign, and scan government forms, a procedural process that impedes efficiency, results in lost or misplaced documents, and widens the gap between citizen expectations and the government.

This webinar provide an overview of how the digital workflow using electronic signatures can radically improve the citizen experience, reduce application time dramatically, substantially reduce wasteful steps, and bring 21st century commercial processes to government.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Christine McMahon

Christine McMahon, Program Planner, Office of Programs, Strategy, and Technology, Government Publishing Office

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