Most Innovative Companies

DocuSign

DocuSign is an American electronic signature technology company based in Seattle and San Francisco, which helps organizations handle official contracts and documents online. More than 225,000 companies and 85 million users in 188 countries use DocuSign to send, sign, and manage documents paperlessly.

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2016: Enterprise Software

Data

staff: 1,653

users: 85 million at 225,000 companies

headquarters: San Francisco, CA

DocuSign On The Web

Stories about DocuSign

Pluralsight IPO follows in Dropbox’s footsteps with first-day pop

Enterprise tech startups are a hit with investors, while Snap and other consumer tech companies flounder.

Pluralsight IPO follows in Dropbox’s footsteps with first-day pop

What Happened When I Stopped Trying To “Out-Man” The Men I Work With

Kirsten Wolberg has held senior tech roles at DocuSign, PayPal, and Salesforce. Here’s how she leads authentically, curbs bias, and builds male allies.

What Happened When I Stopped Trying To “Out-Man” The Men I Work With

Innovation By Design

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Impact

To keep the lights on during California’s blackouts, people are using solar power

Bill Gates thinks these 3 factors will drive global health

The world’s mayors are calling for a Global Green New Deal

Creativity

Disney is using AI developed by Geena Davis to correct gender bias and lack of inclusivity in scripts

This new Skittles Halloween ad is a metaphor for our weird relationship with brands

The internet’s kangaroo court has sentenced Matt Gaetz to be mocked for his Captain Kangaroo zinger

Co.Design

This magnetic wallpaper won Etsy’s first global design competition

This eerie light sculpture will float in the Hudson River until 2020

Most people don’t understand privacy, and that’s a huge opportunity for design

Work Life

Yes, gratitude really does help you live a better life (and be a better person)

This is what is riding on the Supreme Court’s decision on sex discrimination

2 ways to learn the unspoken rules at a company before accepting a job