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Signing contracts, quotations and other documents has never really been the most interesting task in the workplace, especially given how time‑consuming and tedious it can be. In today’s remote‑working environment, the task can feel even more daunting - unless your company is using electronic signatures, of course. By 2025, 95% of contracts are expected to be signed electronically, with strong returns. Some businesses saw subscriptions increase by 200% in early 2020 after rolling out electronic signatures. Electronic signatures are the way forward, and Odoo ERP can help companies cut down on administrative work, go paperless and improve conversion rates. Read this blog to find out more about Odoo’s electronic signature features.

Industry 4.0 and IoT are reshaping the manufacturing sector, but it is the drive to improve quality that is really powering competitive innovation – and this change is already underway. There are several key developments to watch, and end-users seeking solutions, engineering firms designing IoT projects, and technology providers within the IoT ecosystem should all be familiar with these core components, while avoiding closed solutions that bundle everything together using proprietary technologies. Such choices typically compromise the long-term evolution and maintainability of the project. The Odoo platform, by contrast, is designed to be open, so that it can be easily integrated with third-party systems and external developers can extend and fully leverage its functionalities.

A good flow of information throughout a factory's workshops is a real driver of industrial performance. Odoo understands how important data flow is for industrial production companies, and it shows in their Odoo PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) module. The module, designed to be a true control tower for your production, was built with your operational excellence in mind, and with proper implementation and integration, it can greatly boost the efficiency of your operations. In this blog, we will discuss the features of this module and how they can bring value to your company by increasing your responsiveness, improving your quality control levels and ensuring corrective and preventive maintenance. We will also cover how easy these features are to use, thanks to Odoo's user-friendly and ergonomic interface.