The dawn of electronic signature technology can be appreciated by anyone who’s been asked to physically “autograph” and scan a document within the last decade and thought — shouldn’t there be an easier way to do this? This seems to be the sentiment behind Re/Max’s new “strategic alliance” with DocuSign.
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