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Inflation isn’t going away anytime soon…blah blah blah… say all the economist media darlings. The Fed will likely hold rates as high as they are (or raise them a bit) well into next year. This means that borrowing costs will continue to be near generational highs (for those born in the 1990’s), making the cost of capital higher for businesses (i.e., access to money tighter), which means layoffs beyond Twitter, delayed investments, and other signs of a tepid economy. You’ve probably been thinking over the last few months, “Another recession? Wasn’t the last one like a year ago? What is going on? I guess my big vacation next year will be in Little Italy, not Italy, Italy.” Blame the pandemic in addition to the government effectively dropping huge amounts of cash out of helicopters to help stimulate spending. But I offer you hope (at least in terms of e-signature costs). There is one outlier that is bucking the trend: RSign. It is the only global e-signature platform designed with an affordable, flexible pricing model that adapts to businesses from all industries, sizes, and regions, and at the same time is feature-rich, easy to use, and friendlier to work with. RSign is built on 20+ years of leadership in e-security and e-compliance. This also means RSign has enterprise-grade API, federated authentication, and security at the ready (for example, integrations with iManage, NetDocuments, AzureAD, and the list goes on).