Digital Transaction Management

What Is Digital Transaction Management?

Digital Transaction Management (DTM) is one of the easiest on-ramps to digital transformation. It consists of managing document-based transactions in a completely electronic manner.

More importantly, however, DTM is about streamlining business processes—by keeping document processes fully digital, including, but not limited to, the electronic signature. We advise our clients to embrace DTM for three reasons: business automation, faster time to revenue, and overall cost reduction.

• How can you implement a DTM strategy into your sales process?

• What are the key trends in DTM?

• Who are the DTM providers you should be evaluating, based on your industry security standards?

The Future of DTM Includes Content Automation and Blockchain

For B2B enterprises, documents continue to be the currency of conducting business. Therefore, Aragon recommends that enterprises prioritize the automation of document processes in their digital transformation strategies, as these stand to have the greatest impact on business.

However, in 2018, there are disruptive, new technologies coming online such as blockchain and Workflow and Content Automation that are paving the way for the future of the Digital Transaction Management market.

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Keep up and Go Digital: Get Started with DTM

The bottom line is that the fully digital business process is what customers want; plus, businesses will reach outcomes faster, too. It's all about ease of use. While basic eSignatures can dramatically reduce the time it takes to get contracts signed, it will be critical to automate the entire document lifecycle in the future as well.

In this eBook, we'll cover the ins and outs of the maturing DTM market and guide enterprises on where they should start with their digital transformation efforts.

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DTM and Blockchain:
3 Key Areas to Focus On

With:
Jim Lundy, Founder, CEO, and Lead Analyst at Aragon Research

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