Avid Technology has used FileCatalyst as a solution to transfer large files quickly and securely for years. Read on to learn how FileCatalyst has been deployed and how it has been a reliable solution for the media company.

Industry: Government The IT Department’s philosophy at the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation (DLLR) for the state of Maryland is short and to the point: "Keep infrastructure simple and easy to manage." Adapting to new state and federal requirements without reinventing the wheel or increasing taxpayer costs can be anything but simple and easy. Thankfully, GoAnywhere Managed File...

Industry: Healthcare Often times our clients find that GoAnywhere MFT helps them address a diverse number of problems in their organization. This was especially true of Cancer Registry of Greater California (CRGC) when they set out to improve data movement between facilities while maintaining stringent PHI requirements for file transfers. The Challenge: Simple, Secure Transfer of Data with Partner...

Health IT leader helps clients implement the latest software innovations with fast, secure downloads Headquartered in North Kansas City, Missouri, Cerner Corporation has worked at the intersection of healthcare and information technology to connect people and systems around the world for 40+ years. Their mission is to relentlessly seek breakthrough innovation that will shape the healthcare of...

Read this case study to learn how FileCatalyst solutions were able to ensure seamless and fast file transfers for CONMEBOL and MEDIAPRO.

Ichthys Genomics was in need of a solution that would overcome the challenges of sending large, multi-gigabyte and terabyte files across large geographical distances over the internet efficiently.

Profile Express Media Group, a part of At Television Media Networks, has a variety of distribution formats including paper, electronic media and digital news delivery. Being under one group, they rely on 12 different sites that combine these products together to provide 3 electronic channels, 3 published papers with editions in 12 different cities and 2 digital news platforms. Challenges Due to...

Read to learn how IO Interactive has maximized their bandwidth and substantially boosted productivity using FileCatalyst.

Read the case study to learn how FileCatalyst was able to speed up large file transfers for Petroleum Geo-Services.

Learn how FileCatalyst was able to help BYJU to give their users access to all of their tutorial videos at full line speed.

This case study goes in depth on how FileCatalyst streamlined The U.S. Captioning’s workflow by eliminating the need to manually initiate every file transfer.

Read the case study to learn how FileCatalyst addressed The United Nations' transfer speed issues, while adding further reliability and security.

Traditionally, sending a file this size could take hours, depending on the geographic location, which is unacceptable for TubiTV, who receives numerous files daily. To meet the needs of their clients, TubiTV also needed to ensure that the solution was user-friendly, secure and simple to implement. Additionally, the solution had to be cost-effective.

Before deploying FileCatalyst, MM TV reporters shipped their media assets to headquarters either physically via physical storage or electronically via email, FTP and TCP. The time it took to deliver content became a major bottleneck in their workflow and significantly hindered their overall productivity. Read on to learn how FileCatalyst was utilized to fix this bottleneck.

FileCatalyst helps the media industry and a movie theater chain with secure, accelerated file transfer for large files.

While each failed file transfer method had its issues, Evirx encountered similar problems with each assessment: video uploads were slow and unreliable, files were often too large to transfer, user interfaces were unintuitive and difficult to navigate, and the solutions couldn’t integrate into Evirx’s existing web-based solution. Read on to learn how FileCatalyst Direct was deployed to help solve these problems.