As one of the leading construction companies in the Philippines, EEI is known for the quality of its work and the excellence amongst its workforce. When it comes to measuring the reputation of EEI’s company websites and effectiveness of its business processes and, two main factors come into play: respectively how they can set their websites apart from spoofed ones to increase the company’s credibility and assures good reputation, and how fast their documents are processed with integrity.

At the forefront, a website’s SSL is an asset that visitors do not always notice immediately but plays a critical role in leaving a lasting impression that ultimately builds trust and reliability. A website is often the first company interface a potential client sees or interacts with. The last thing any company would wish for is for its website visitors, especially the potential clients, to be alerted with a warning that “the site (you are accessing) IS NOT SECURE”. It could be the end-all scenario right from this very first encounter, as no website visitor would have the confidence to navigate within the website, and much less to input any data therein.

Likewise, document management plays a very important role when it comes to business processes. Speed is critical in the overall business experience, both internally and externally. Previously, physical presence was a necessity for EEI’s signatory processes. To circumvent this, the team tried out the alternative option of wet signature usage in PDF documents, but this method would require a lot of additional work. Most importantly, one delayed document (being fully endorsed) by only one-two working day(s) can create a domino effect which immensely impact the project timelines and, in some cases, even the eventual margin numbers. The manual document processing way of business is outdated and highly inefficient.