Organizations commonly encounter four types of file transfers. In this fourth post of a five-part series on file transfers (in which we focus on key concerns, such as security and efficiency, as well as how managed file transfer solutions can help address these issues), we hone in on how managed file transfer (MFT) solutions can make each of the four most common file transfer types more efficient and more secure. Which of the four types of file transfers occur in your organization? Read on to learn more about them as well as why managed file transfer applications are a smart solution.
This five-part series on file transfers focuses on key concerns, such as security and efficiency, as well as how managed file transfer (MFT) solutions can help address these issues. Read the fourth post below to learn about four common use cases where managed file transfer applications are a good solution.
Organizations commonly encounter four types of file transfers. Managed file transfer solutions can make each of these more efficient and more secure. Which of the following occur in your organization?
The type of file transfers that your organization needs to support itself are an important consideration when exploring managed file transfer solutions. But, that is not all. In our next and final installment in this series (live on Thursday, May 17), we will discuss different areas of functionality that organizations should investigate when evaluating MFT products.
In the meantime, if you’d like to learn more about Managed File Transfer, download Attunity’s whitepaper, “Managed File Transfer: Securing the Way Organizations Deliver Files”.