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Kdan Mobile Begins Collaboration With Microsoft, Integrates DottedSign With Microsoft Teams

Kdan Mobile Software Ltd., an international SaaS company, announced a series of upcoming collaboration projects with Microsoft. Kdan’s e-signature platform, DottedSign, now integrates with Microsoft Teams. Future efforts will continue to make Kdan’s software solutions available for users of Microsoft’s platforms.

Make a Sustainable Impact By Building a Paperless Office

Reducing your paper usage has a myriad of benefits—both for the planet and your business. Read on for more about what “paperless” really means, the full benefits, and how you can move your company in the right direction.

One billion photocopies are made every single day. That’s a lot of trees! Though business comes in printed form for many, it raises the question: Is there a better way?

Kdan Mobile Software, Hancom Group Release New E-sign Software In South Korea

Kdan Mobile Software Ltd., a SaaS company that designs and provides cloud-based productivity and content creation solutions to SMBs, debuted its new electronic signature software, HancomSign. HancomSign was developed in collaboration with Hancom Group, a workplace-focused software developer from South Korea. The new solution will be released to the South Korean audience in March.

Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs: Visionary Leaders that Translate Ideas into Reality

November is one of our favorite times of the year at Kdan. It’s a month-long celebration of entrepreneurship, that culminates with #globalentrepreneurshipweek from Monday the 18th to Friday the 22nd.

Our U.S. Team had a unique opportunity to partner with two organizations that are dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship, the Juniata Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership (JCEL) and Startup Alleghenies, to host a mini-series of events this month that share experiences and start conversations about starting a business. It was useful to learn about some top LLC companies and the best LLC services that will help with starting a business as well.

One of the big ideas discussed in both events is that you don’t have to be self-employed to be considered “entrepreneurial.” Intrapreneurs, or entrepreneurial people within an organization, are valuable assets to any team. We want to share some highlights from the two sessions and how these concepts relate to your career path, whether it’s for your own company or the one you’re working for!