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Accellion Courier File Transfer Appliance

Gone were the days when network traffic was limited and security concerns few. IT staff and end users can no longer rely upon FTP and email to transfer files. The IT platform agnostic and business process flexible Accellion Courier File Transfer Appliance (FTA) meets today’s secure and ad hoc file transfer needs.

FTP and E-mail are no solution
E-mail and FTP have become part of the problem for today’s secure, ad hoc, and instantaneous file transferring needs. Prevalence of large files (>10MB) has spread from limited specialty users, such as video and audio files, engineering documents, manufacturing specifications, medical diagnostics, lab results - to name a few, to the everyday business needs of sending large presentations and high resolution graphics. IT professionals and users are confronted with disproportional burdens on internal processes from clogged e-mail system with large attachments, wasted time in administering and managing FTP server and clients, to anxiously burning CDs and rushing them via overnight mail without meeting regulatory and legal security mandates.

Restore Sanity with Courier File Transfer Appliances

Send any size file - ad hoc and secure
Courier File Transfer Appliances (FTA) provide an intuitive way to exchange large files of any size, including gigabytes, with internal and external recipients. Courier FTAs allows users to design file-transfer processes that make sense by providing uncompromising security while hiding its complexity from the everyday user.

Reduce network, systems, and IT management burden
With 80% of e-mail traffic in attachments, Courier File Transfer Appliances (FTA) decouple file transfer from e-mail and restore sanity to e-mail and WAN managers. End users will stop complaining about mailbox quotas and attachment sending limits. With the policy-based file life-cycle administration tools and the Plug-In/Set-up/Forget appliance design, the IT team can focus on other priorities without diluting service quality.