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Bottom Line Direct FTP is a powerful FTP client that makes it easier to manage and transfer files with an FTP server thanks to an intuitive interface and a variety of useful features that are intended to enhance the FTP experience. File uploads and transfers occur quickly and effortlessly with a few simple clicks and drags, streamlining the FTP process and working to increase efficiency and productivity overall. Additionally, Direct FTP offers a web editor that allows users to work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other code, directly from the same familiar interface. Bottom Line IBM Managed File Transfer is a suite of products for organizations with a need to transfer files, whether it is within the organization itself, or to other entities in a business-to-business (B2B) transaction. Using IBM Control Center, IBM Sterling Secure Proxy, IBM Sterling Connect:Direct, IBM Sterling File Gateway, and the add-on IBM Aspera High-Speed Add-on for Connect:Direct, IBM Managed File Transfer automates and secures the file transfer process, and does so faster than traditional FTP systems. Bottom Line MassTransit by Acronis is a managed file transfer (MFT) system that can help you manage large-scale data transfers securely, reliably, and at data transfer rates not attainable through standard transfer protocols like Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
MassTransit handles very large file sizes (over 100 GB), provides detailed tracking of files transfers in real time, and can scale to meet the file transfer needs of nearly any type of enterprise. MassTransit includes administrative features to help automate file transfer processes and enforce workflow management. Additionally, end users may appreciate the web client interfaces that are designed for ease of use and require minimal training.
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Magic Quadrant for Managed File Transfer Gartner RAS Core Research Note G00170848, L. Frank Kenney, 18 September 2009, R310 The perfect storm of compliance, risk, governance and performance has caused vendors in the managed file transfer space to segment and specialize. Still, there are enough. Is Managed File Transfer dead? June 21, 2011 by Jonathan Lampe Now that Gartner has marked the “Managed File Transfer” magic quadrant as “Retired” (see.
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Axway CEO Jean-Marc Lazzari French-registered, US-based software developer Axway has acquired Santa Clara, Calif.-based Syncplicty. The acquisition is the latest chapter for the enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) vendor, which the company then known as EMC acquired in 2012 and in 2015. Founded in 2007, counts more than 25,000 business and individual customers across a variety of verticals., based in Scottsdale, Ariz., is a former unit of French company Sopra Steria. The Paris-based information technology services group spun off Axway in 2011 but retains a 33.52 percent interest in the company, which has more than 11,000 customers worldwide.