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    Culture of Compliance | Managing Contracts as Part of Your Digital Transformation

    Although accepting a contract these days is as simple as clicking “yes,” there are data privacy and legal implications when accepting one. In 2020, every company has had to rapidly change how they do business, and contracts between vendors, clients and employees are no exception. In this episode of Culture of Compliance, Sabrina Serafin interviews Brian Powers, Founder of Pactsafe, regarding the need for contract acceptance technology in a remote workplace.

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    Culture of Compliance was recently named #1 in “Top 25 Regulatory Compliance Podcasts You Must Follow in 2020” by Feedspot.

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