Summary & Key Points
"In its modernization drive, PAC-CI takes another step forward with the introduction of electronic signatures through the e-parapheur, in collaboration with the ANSSI. This initiative is part of a digital transformation effort aimed at adapting internal administrative practices to the current requirements of speed, security, and performance."
As part of its modernization efforts, PAC-CI/PRISME takes a new step forward with the introduction of electronic signatures via the e-parapheur, a project led by its IT department in collaboration with the ANSSI.
This initiative is part of a drive to digitally transform internal processes, aiming to adapt administrative practices to current requirements for speed, security, and performance.
This innovation makes administrative procedures faster, more secure, and more efficient, gradually replacing paper-based processes with digital ones. It thus helps simplify the handling of files, reduce validation times, and limit the constraints related to the physical management of documents.
Based on solid legal foundations, the electronic signature guarantees the identity of the signatory, the integrity of the documents, and the traceability of actions, thereby strengthening confidence in administrative exchanges. It also engages the responsibility of the signatory, just like a handwritten signature.
Thanks to the e-parapheur platform, teams can now manage, validate, and sign documents online, while benefiting from better tracking of files. This tool provides clear visibility into the status of documents and facilitates collaboration among the various stakeholders involved.
Moreover, this approach is accompanied by a gradual adoption process by the teams, through training and enrollment sessions, to ensure optimal use of the solution and a successful transition to digital.
Beyond the technology, this initiative reflects a clear commitment: to modernize practices, improve efficiency, and strengthen the quality of governance. It fully aligns with a vision of continuous service improvement and institutional capacity building.
With this advancement, PAC-CI/PRISME reaffirms its commitment to a more efficient administration, focused on innovation, security, and current digital standards.
Christian Kouadio
Clinical Research Associate and Communications Manager at PAC-CI
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