RepliWeb Managed File Transfer v.2.4 Released : RepliWeb MFT v.2.4 Cuts Down on Administration Headaches and Delivers Simple, Secure File Transfer to Organizations of All Sizes
RepliWeb, a leader in web content and application deployment automation, SharePoint synchronization, and managed file transfer, today announced the release and immediate availability of RepliWeb Managed File Transfer (RMFT) version 2.4. Key enhancements include a new desktop client, an integration module for SharePoint, and improved process monitoring tools.
COCONUT CREEK, Fla. (PRWEB) October 15, 2008
RMFT v.2.4 addresses the needs of business users and IT administrators who want to simplify, manage and secure the way their organizations share and exchange information with external parties.
Whereas managed file transfer (MFT) was once a high cost, complex solution limited to large, global companies, RMFT now brings secure, audited file delivery at an affordable price to organizations of all sizes. "The need for affordable, highly functional MFT solutions has never been stronger," commented Yossi Moriel, CEO RepliWeb. "Organizations of all sizes, spanning industries like finance, healthcare, telecom and manufacturing have turned to RMFT for its interoperability, configurability, scalability and most important – affordability advantages over other managed file transfer solutions. We continue to focus on improving the way end users engage MFT and on streamlining the daily operations of our products."
"The interest in managed file transfer is remarkable. It's a concern of organizations of all sizes," said Carol Baroudi, Sr. Research Analyst, Aberdeen Group. Issues driving market adoption are: data loss and regulatory requirements to track sensitive data delivery; an increase in file size which challenge FTP and Email as delivery methods; and a wide-spread cry for greater ease of use in managing file transfer processes. Best of breed MFT solutions are addressing these issues and more."
RMFT v.2.4 delivers the core usability, manageability, integration, security and transfer acceleration capabilities that are important to today's information-enabled organization:
Usability - RMFT offers a familiar, intuitive Web UI and new Desktop Client that simplifies transfer processes for end users, while allowing IT to define and enforce security policies. The desktop client offers "right-click send" and "drag and drop" package creation, further streamlining the building and sending of packages.
Integration - RMFT is easy to integrate into day-to-day workforce activities, business processes and workflows. Pre/Post Transfer processing, an integrated CLI, and Web services APIs position RMFT as one of the most extensible MFT solutions in the market. RMFT 2.4's SharePoint Connector enables Web Client users to transparently upload/download files to/from SharePoint sites, without being granted SharePoint access rights. This module can also be used to automate the delivery of files from a SharePoint repository to external users or hosts.
Security - RMFT's open security architecture supports a wide variety of industry transfer protocols, encryption algorithms, content filtering, virus scanning and watermarking processes allowing RMFT-enabled organizations to engage partners with varying security policies. RMFT is also available with a DMZ front-end for internal-external file transfer architectures.
Transfer Acceleration - Large file sizes are now common place. RMFT's Large File Accelerator delivers gig+ files up to 10x faster than FTP allowing organizations to meet tight transfer delivery deadlines.
To request a free RMFT evaluation, take a test drive, or for more information, visit the RepliWeb Managed File Transfer product page.
About RepliWeb, Inc.
RepliWeb is a leader in the development of application infrastructure software for Web and application deployment, managed file transfer and SharePoint synchronization. Over 1000 global organizations rely on RepliWeb solutions to accelerate, automate and streamline the delivery and deployment of business-critical information.
