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-{{g}}Evidencing [[offer]] and [[acceptance]] of a [[contract]] using digital authentication technology. A topic that, for all the current excitement relating to matters digital and [[Artificial intelligence|artificially intelligent]], receives less attention than it really should — though Mystic Meg here predicts that might change in 2020 with the planet’s entire negotiation [[Coronavirus|capability sequestered in box rooms in attics]], without any means of arranging a physical signing.
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+}}Evidencing [[offer]] and [[acceptance]] of a [[contract]] using digital authentication technology. A topic that, for all the current excitement relating to matters digital and [[Artificial intelligence|artificially intelligent]], receives less attention than it really should — though Mystic Meg here predicts that might change in 2020 with the planet’s entire negotiation [[Coronavirus|capability sequestered in box rooms in attics]], without any means of arranging a physical signing.
 For a properly implemented digital execution strategy will not just keep your [[ISDA ninja]]s safe from [[Coronavirus|pandemic]], but will yield productivity and data control benefits out of all proportion to the simplicity of the technology. This will have a bigger day-to-day impact on productivity than [[chatbot]]s, [[natural language processing]] or the forthcoming [[Singularity]].