The Best Way to Send Big Files
Need to Send Big Files?

FTP and HTTP are free utilities adequate for transfer of low volumes and small files. In enterprise environments, many people think they're saving money by using these transfer mechanisms, but the reality is the opposite.

FTP or HTTP solutions have the following drawbacks:
- They aren't reliable.
- They are labor-intensive.
- Users are turned into de facto shipping and receiving clerks, spending significant time each day manually processing files for delivery.
- They cannot handle uploading and downloading large files
- They miss opportunities to capture metadata.
- They do not offer tracking or reporting.

Learn the top five factors that you should consider in your decision making process and make sure that you are choosing the right solution in this white paper.

Who Needs Managed File Transfer Software?
But does everyone need Managed File Transfer? Generally, this process is suited to large corporations, retailers, publishers, and others that have one or more of the following characteristics:
Generally, this process is suited to large corporations, retailers, publishers, and others that have one or more of the following characteristics:
- Large, central repository of assets
- Produce high volumes of graphics, video, or similar files
- Multiple locations
- Distributed workgroups accessing the system
- High volume of international transfers
- Timely distribution of files is business critical
 File transfer solution options can range from free to sophisticated high-end so how do you know which one is for you?


Free White Paper: The Top 5 Things to Consider When Selecting a File Transfer Solution.


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