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Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
BoldSign® Wins Developer's Choice in the 2025 Postman API Network Awards
The Syncfusion® eSignature solution earns top honors for outstanding experience, performance, and community impact RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., June 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Syncfusion®, Inc., the enterprise technology provider of choice, today announced that its eSignature solution, BoldSign®, won the Postman Developer's Choice Award. Selected by Postman's worldwide developer community, the award spotlights APIs that deliver exceptional user experience, measurable business value, and active community engagement. Syncfusion coming in at number one is a result of its commitment to building tools that developers and businesses trust. 'BoldSign started with a simple goal: give developers an eSignature API that lets them plug in, sign, and ship without friction,' said Daniel Jebaraj, CEO of Syncfusion. 'This award tells us we're on the right path and motivates us to keep raising the bar with features that help our customers move their products forward.' Businesses choose BoldSign due to its: Fast, friction-free signing: Legally binding signatures captured in seconds. Easy implementation: Most teams roll out in under a day with no heavy IT lifting. Web-to-mobile flexibility: Seamless experience for in-office and on-the-go staff. Bank-grade security and compliance: Robust encryption and compliance with SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, and eIDAS regulations. Scalability: Usage-based plans stay cost-effective for individuals, startups, and large enterprises. Real-time human support: Direct access to BoldSign experts whenever questions arise. Customer-driven roadmap: Continuous feature drops shaped by user feedback. 'Winning Developer's Choice is both humbling and energizing,' added Jebaraj. 'We're just getting started—look for new features, expanded SDKs, and deeper integrations so teams can scale from 10 to a million documents without switching platforms.' Learn more about the BoldSign® eSignature APIs in Postman. For more information about fast, secure, and scalable eSignature functionality in BoldSign, visit its website. About Syncfusion, in the technology hub of Research Triangle Park, N.C., Syncfusion®, Inc. delivers an award-winning ecosystem of developer control suites, embeddable BI platforms, and business software. Syncfusion was founded in 2001 with a single software component and a mission to support businesses of all sizes—from individual developers and start-ups to Fortune 500 enterprises. Though its pilot product, the Essential Studio® suite, has grown to over 1,900 developer controls, its mission remains the same. With offices in the U.S., India, and Kenya, Syncfusion prioritizes the customer experience by providing feature-rich solutions to help developers and enterprises solve complex problems, save money, and build high-performance, robust applications. Contact: Brittany KearnsPhone: 571-271-7211Email: brittany@ in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Axios
10-02-2025
- Business
- Axios
University of Arkansas economist bullish on 2025
Mervin Jebaraj, one of the state's top economists, said Friday he's "tariff-ied" by the possibility of trade retaliations. Puns aside, the director of the University of Arkansas' Center for Business and Economic Research is generally bullish on the state's economic outlook for 2025. The big picture: The annual business forecast luncheon helps Arkansas' business leaders and policymakers set expectations for the year ahead. Speakers included Rupal Poltack, CEO of Walton Enterprises; Dana Peterson, chief economist at The Conference Board; Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac; and Jebaraj. What they're saying: Some key takeaways from the forecast: Global GDP is expected to continue growing, led by China, India and the U.S., but at a slower pace over the next couple of years, Peterson said. Wealth in the U.S. has gained $50 trillion over the past five years and consumers continue to spend, according to Kather. Yes, but: Much of that is in housing and stock equity, meaning the bottom half of the population is losing ground, he said. Both Peterson and Khather agreed that inflation is decelerating but will likely be higher than it was pre-pandemic. Friction point: Attainable housing continues to be a concern across the U.S. and in NWA because inventory increases slowly and the types of homes being built aren't intended for entry-level buyers. Threat level: Showing a standoff scene from " The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," Jebaraj pointed out Arkansas' steel, advanced weapons and aircraft manufacturing are among leading exports. All three of the industries along with agricultural products are major Arkansas exports to Canada and Mexico, so retaliatory tariffs could impact the state's economy. Sad, but true: Noting the impact of avian influenza on poultry and eggs, Jebaraj suggested avocados could be more affordable to hide this Easter. The bottom line: Jebaraj expects the population to continue growing in the 10,000 to 13,000 range. Job growth should be nearly 6,000 in NWA this year, roughly on par with the past two years.
