The gravitational pull of the Operate Forum
The Royal Society isn’t the standard corporate London conference venue. These ornate rooms in Carlton House Terrace overlook The... View Article
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Top 8 Symptoms your file system is need of File Analysis
Common data-glut conditions exist across organizations in virtually all industries, that led to a new market segment that Gartner... View Article
Appreciating IT’s Thankless Tasks
Introduction We have an IT team at our company. Most mid-to large-sized organizations do; even small companies usually have... View Article
Drinking your own champagne (or eating your own dog food)
One of the most enjoyable parts of working for a software company is when you actually get to use... View Article
3 Ways to Maximize the Value of Your MFT Consultant
Experienced consultants can help you deliver an effective, comprehensive managed file transfer (MFT) implementation to IT, management, and users.... View Article
Integrating File Transfer Solutions with Applications and Directories
Integrating applications improves speed, efficiency, and business process innovation. And thanks to today’s interconnected, globalized workplace, the need for... View Article
The Public Cloud—Is it Safe for Enterprise Files?
The enterprise file-sync-and-share (EFSS) market has been heating up for the past few years. There are now more than... View Article
Antivirus, File Integrity, and Interrupted File Transfers – Oh, my!
Expansive feature lists can make any managed file transfer (MFT) solution sound attractive. But what counts are the features... View Article
Should You Use Automated File Transfer or a User-Directed Process?
Automation puts file-transfer-dependent processes on the fast track. It’s how organizations integrate disparate systems to accomplish mission-critical tasks, and... View Article
Mobile, Browser, and Email Client Access to Managed File Transfer
How easy is it for end users to access managed file transfer (MFT)? In workplaces dominated by familiar, yet... View Article