Save Trees With Digital Signatures

http://www.signix.com/godigital/ Spread the word about going digital so that businesses with switch to secure digital signature technology, saving tons of paper and millions of trees each year!

The time has come and gone to put our business practices in line with technology that is now available to electronically sign documents like contracts, applications, and all sorts of records traditionally requiring a "wet signature."

One hospital, bank, government office, or college admissions office can save massive amounts of paper wasted each year by using outdated practices.

YOU can help by sharing this video and visiting http://signix.com/godigital/ to retweet and "Like" our Go Digital Campaign page.

The more people who tweet and update their status on Facebook, the more chances we have to connect businesses with the future and save a lot of trees in the process!

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• environment
• wildlife
• trees
• conservation
• signix
• digital
• signature

[OSAuthority]

Going Digital makes perfect sense in today's world... we're doing everything else digitally and we can save millions of trees as well, plus save time, money and a messy office... sign me up :) digitally of course!!

[MakeMoneyOnline]

Well, all the Trees will truly love it...

[desertazul]

of course digital things also cause damage to the environment . for example one cadmium battery can pollute 15,000 liters of water

[MormonMolly]

Its a simple process, making sure we all do our part. Recycle if you must use, but, conserve as much as possible!

[IamChrisLang]

Threw out my printer in 1999. Don't own pens, don't own paper.

I used to work for a state office of Arizona in the secure areas, I know how much paper they produce, then pay a secure shredder company to take the tons and tons of paper away each week and shred it.

Jack is spot on here, Google Docs for me is a no brainer, step one. Tweeted, Facebooked and Buzzed for us all!!!

[jdh358]

Great campaign to save trees with digital signature tech. It's about time we pay more attention to the first "R" in reduce, reuse, recycle!