Howdy, friends--Armand the armadillo here, your RPost workflow and digital transaction evangelist. Let’s talk about electronic identification (eID) and why, in today’s world of Generative AI, maybe the best answer isn’t the fanciest gadget, but the simplest path.
There’s been a lot of talk about tariffs lately; everyone seems to be an international trade expert and macroeconomist suddenly. It sort of reminds me of the old COVID days, when everyone was suddenly an infectious disease expert.
Armand the Armadillo, here again, your RPost product evangelist. In case you don’t know me, I joined the RPost team recently (read the full press release here). I’m from West Texas originally although I’m based out of the Costa Rica office (long story).
I was on a red-eye flight recently where, as I’m sure you all know, getting any ounce of sleep can have a huge payoff in terms productivity for the next day.
We've been enjoying the creativity that some software companies have exemplified when they successfully infused mascots as product representations or product evangelists.
By now you’ve probably heard about the COP28 Climate Conference taking place in UAE despite (or because of) this nation’s status as one of the world’s largest fossil fuel producers.
Funny how holidays spring up, and people often forget their true origins or meaning. Halloween (the American version at least) has roots in the Salem, Massachusetts' puritan days of the 1600’s.
You heard one national insurance brand tell you that “15 mins will save you 15%” or that car rental company that “always tries harder.” Well, with RPost we really do try harder AND we’ll save you 50% (or more) on eSignatures over other main providers.
My daughter just started college, and she read one of her assignments to me. It was part of a required course curriculum on “Climate Emotions.” Hmm… Curious, I listened intently as she read aloud (over FaceTime 😊).
The next time you’re having a bad day (traffic, spilled coffee, didn’t get your full 8 hours of sleep, mixed up food delivery order), just think of what life was like for those living centuries ago in, say, medieval England.
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