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Interlink Redefines Web-based eSignatures IntegriSign Emcee™ is the first esigning server to offer multiple Camarillo, CA, April 2, 2008: Interlink Electronics, Inc. [OTC:LINK.PK], the trusted provider for legally-binding esignature solutions now adds IntegriSign Emcee™ to its robust eSign Anywhere™ platform. IntegriSign Emcee, the first esigning server to offer multiple electronic signature capture options, enables organizations to bridge the gap between diverse business channels, including in-branch, in-field, and online. IntegriSign Emcee also offers seamless integration into diverse IT environments and generates well executed and irrefutable Signing Ceremonies. “With Interlink’s eSign Anywhere Platform, organizations can look to esignatures as a strategic investment capable of eliminating business silos, versus a point solution suitable for only certain processes,” explains Rod Vesling, Senior Vice President and Officer for eTransactions at Interlink Electronics. “IntegriSign Emcee’s support of multiple esignature capture options makes esigning a possibility for all processes no matter where, when, or how the signing transaction occurs.” IntegriSign Emcee captures esignatures through a browser-based click-through process as well as with Interlink’s ePad family of handwritten electronic signature capture devices, and Tablet PCs. More importantly, IntegriSign Emcee Mobile, an additional software option, transforms a Windows® Mobile touch-screen smartphone into a secure esignature capture device. According to Interlink’s Mr. Vesling: “The ability to electronically sign on a mobile device truly completes our eSign Anywhere Platform. Organizations can transform their mobile business applications by empowering their customers and representatives to esign when and where they are ready to act.” Master of the Signing Ceremonies Ceremony Designer Ceremony Presenter Ceremony Verifier “As reported by Celent research, financial services organizations will look to electronic signature technology to leverage both their brick and click,” explains, Mr. Craig Weber, Senior Vice President, with Celent. “In this current soft market, implementing efficient processes and cost reduction initiatives will help financial services organizations gain a competitive advantage and market leadership.” Distributed eSigning Engine “A well designed electronic signature process, supported by the appropriate technology, can actually improve a company’s ability to enforce the terms of the documents signed electronically, thereby reducing the likelihood of having to resort to the courts to enforce the terms of electronically-signed documents,” explains Mr. Patrick Hatfield, a Partner with Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP, a national law firm with one of the leading electronic signature practices in the financial services arena. “If the enforceability of an electronically signed document is contested, the admissibility of such document is enhanced by having each electronically-signed document individually cryptographically secured upon signature of that document, rather than cryptographically securing all the records for that transaction as a single package,” continues Mr. Hatfield. Industry Standard eSignatures “PDF has become the standard for more secure and reliable exchange of electronic documents and forms,” said John B. Harris, Security Alliances Manager, Adobe. “By using the Adobe PDF digital signature architecture, Interlink is ensuring there are lower barriers to adoption for their esigning server solution. Giving knowledge workers the power to validate the esignature with Adobe Reader will make esignatures more widely-accepted.” About Interlink Electronics Inc. ###
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