Montreal, QC, October 18, 2012 - Silanis, the leader in enterpriseelectronic signaturesolutions with the largeste-signaturedeployments, today announced its annualE-Signature Summit for Banking Executives, happening November 8, 2012 in New York, NY. The event will see leaders from top 10 North American banks, as well as major legal experts and an industry analyst firm provide key insights into the increasingly important role of electronic signatures in transforming the customer experience across banking distribution channels. Sponsored by IBM and Silanis, the day has been designed to provide banking executives a cross functional view of the business, legal and IT requirements to consider when transitioning from paper processes to e-signatures and e-transactions.
The day-long agenda will feature the following presentations:
- Customer Experience Drives E-Signature Adoption - Craig Le Clair, Vice President, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research, Inc.
- E-Signatures: Unlocking the Full Benefits of the Digital Experience - James McGuire, VP, Digital Strategy & Experience, RBC Royal Bank
E-Signatures Go Mobile - Ranjit Balaram, Associate Partner for Mobile Solutions Financial Services, IBM Global Business Services; John Fraser, Vice President, Technology and Operations Services, US Bank; and Alan Varrasso, Senior Vice President, Consumer Banking IT, Sales & Service, JP Morgan Chase
Enterprise E-Signature Best Practices for Banks - Michael Laurie, Vice President Strategic Planning and co-founder, Silanis Technology
Enterprise E-Signature Use Case Demonstrations - Pat Albert, Business Architect, Silanis Technology
"Customer transformation initiatives has become a key priority across all banking delivery channels and banks have begun to realize the need to elevate that experience while still mitigating risk by maintaining regulatory compliance and gathering strong transaction evidence," says Silanis CEO and co-founder Tommy Petrogiannis."Silanis' E-Signature Banking Summit will address what banks can do to meet their customer needs while benefiting from the improved compliance and efficiencies of e-transactions," continues Petrogiannis.
Analyst firm Forrester Research Inc. has written
that, "Enterprises now incorporate plans to adopt e-signing
into their customer experience initiatives" (Customer
Experience Drives E-Signature Adoption, Forrester Research,
Inc., November 2011).This adoption comes as a result of
drivers like customer demand for reduced time and hassle
when doing business, as well as a push to allow
transactions to take place using mobile devices like
smartphones and tablets. It's for these and other reasons
like security, legal compliance and paperless processing
that banking organizations are making e-signatures a
foundational technology as part of their customer
transformation projects.
Those wishing to attend the E-Signature Summit for
Banking Executives may register athttp://www.americanbanker.com/conferences/silanisnyc/.
About Silanis
Silanis is the most widely used e-signature
solution in the world, responsible for processing more than
600 million documents annually. Founded in 1992, Silanis'
solutions e-Sign Enterprise™ and e-SignLive™ enable
thousands of organizations, including four of the top 10
North American banks, eight of the top 15 insurance
companies and the entire US Army to accelerate business
transactions, improve customer experience and reduce costs
while improving compliance with legal and regulatory
requirements. Silanis provides the most flexible deployment
options with its on-premise, cloud and SaaS e-signature
solutions, eliminating manual, paper-based processing and
enabling e-commerce and e-government transactions to be
electronically executed from start to finish.
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