6. Conclusion
The question that often arises in the implementation of techniques by companies is whether it is the evolution of techniques that drives companies to change. Or, if it's the evolution of demand (i.e. the market) with which companies are confronted, which calls for the development of new, even more efficient techniques. In the field we have just described, we consider the techniques to be mature and robust. They have proved their worth and, financially, they represent investments that SMEs and SMIs are ready to make. Overall, we are convinced that the technical solutions are currently available and that the legal framework is not an obstacle.
The proof is in the pudding, as companies and public authorities alike embrace the so-called digital economy. For companies, it's a question of boosting productivity while taking their place in globalizing markets. For some...
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Framework of standards and recommendations
The table at 1 does not claim to provide an exhaustive overview of standards dealing with documents in digital form. Some standards, such as XML/SGML, can be implemented across all functional stages. Similarly, some standards may be common to several...
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Article 1316-1
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Electronic documents are admissible as evidence in the same way as paper documents, provided that the person from whom they originate can be duly identified and that they are drawn up and stored in conditions that guarantee their integrity.
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