IRON MOUNTAIN HELLAS, the leading provider of records management solutions in Greece, enters into a partnership with Adacom, offering its customers the ability to use digitally certified/remotely approved electronic signatures in their digital documents, through the Content Services Platform (CSP).
Through this partnership, companies will now be able to sign their documents using a certified remotely qualified digital signature of a natural or natural associated to legal entity person in compliance with European eIDAS Regulation (EU 9). 2014) recognized in all countries of the European Union as legally equivalent to a handwritten signature and can therefore be used in any transaction with e-government and/or banking applications.
The integration of this feature in the electronic document management through CSP, optimizes the workflows associated with the issuance or revision of electronic documents by providing easy, efficient and secure access and management.
CSP users are now able to check and sign documents digitally from any location, on any device and at any time. Customer experiences important benefits, such authenticity and integrity of his digital files, increase of traceability, paperless usage and finally, better customer experience in general, compared to the complexity of tokens usage.
This solution adds significant value to organizations as it greatly accelerates their digital transformation and is certainly an integral part of their digital strategy.
About Iron Mountain
Founded in 1951, Iron Mountain Incorporated (NYSE: IRM) is the world leader in information storage and management services. The company is trusted by more than 225,000 organizations worldwide, with 1,400 facilities in more than 50 countries, Iron Mountain stores and protects billions of assets, including critical business information, sensitive data and cultural as well as historical exhibits.
Providing solutions that include information management, digital transformation, secure storage and secure destruction, Iron Mountain helps customers reduce costs and risks, comply with regulations and implement a digital way of working.