We’re interested to find out what’s the most common way that you send and receive large files. If you’ve got a spare minute and fancy taking part in our mini poll on LinkedIn – here’s the link to follow:
http://polls.linkedin.com/p/111142/zgtbx
We’ll look forward to hearing from you!
A great communications tool that previously we’ve underused (we’ve just been so busy!), Pro2col are now active on LinkedIn. Not only that, we’ve set up the File Transfer Technology Group – a place where we can share ideas and opinions and more importantly, hear what everyone else out there has to say about all issues file transfer.
To date discussions have ranged from file transfer security related…
U.S Congress have enforced acts eg. HIPPA & Sarbanes-Oxley to protect confidential information stored & exchanged throughout businesses & services. Should similar guidelines exist in the UK/EU?
FTP or peer to peer Portal?
I’d like some feedback from everyone on what they think are the three ‘main’ types of b2b file transfer. Here are my thoughts – have I missed any really obvious ones though?
To what’s in the news…
Accidental insider security incidents more frequent than malicious attacks
Illegal file-sharers could see internet connection cut
The group has only been active for a few weeks now and there are already over 75 members including several Pro2col employees:
James Lewis – Managing Director/Business Guru
Charles Snell – Managing Director/Technical Buff
Lindsay Lewis – Marketing Manager/General Dogs Body
We’d love to hear your thoughts and opinions on any of the above topics. Even better – if you have a subject you’d like to discuss please join the File Transfer Technology Group and start a discussion – new members are always welcome.
Hope to see you on LinkedIn soon!
