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Smart Contracts as a measure of economic health

Smart contracts as a tool for achieving greater economic health

on June 2, 2021

Smart contracts – the advent of blockchain technology – are becoming an effective tool to measure economic health as they take CLM systems and businesses to the next level.

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What are Smart Contract Oracles and Why We Need Them

on May 31, 2021

Smart Contract Oracles are the bridge that connects blockchain to real-world data. Oracles enable smart contracts’ functionalities to extend beyond the chain they run on.

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Uniqueness and conformity checks in blockchain

on May 24, 2021

The adoption of smart contracts has the potential to connect buyers and sellers on a whole new level. The uniqueness and conformity checks in blockchain can enhance payment capabilities and  innovate O2C and P2P processes.

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How to align and automatically update CRM data with contract data

on May 18, 2021

When you think about how to align and automatically update CRM data with contract data, it’s important to consider the benefits of streamlining the entire contract process. Superior contract management solutions take advantage of customer relationship management (CRM) technology to deliver a client-focused service for your business.

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Redesigning contracts using Legal Design Principles

on May 17, 2021

Redesigning your contract using Legal Design Principles presents a way to streamline contracts to make them more understandable to everyone who reads them. Achieving such a level of standardization means your contracts are clear, legible, and binding.

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Supply chain resilience in the face of a global pandemic

on May 12, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a dramatic effect on global trade, disrupting industries, economies, and supply chains. Prolonged lockdown periods caused a supply and demand shock. Governments, businesses, and individual consumers struggled to procure basic products and materials. Most of them were forced to confront the fragility of the modern supply chain to achieve better supply chain resilience.

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New regulatory frameworks for tokenized assets

on May 3, 2021

Governments and regulatory bodies are introducing new blockchain regulatory frameworks for tokenized assets and securities. Le’s have a look!

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