Proginet Integrates RocketStream File Transfer Acceleration Technology into CyberFusion Integration Suite

Proginet Corp., a developer of multi-platform file transfer solutions, announced the integration of RocketStream file transfer acceleration technology into its CyberFusion Integration Suite (CFI) advanced managed file transfer solution.

CFI with RocketStream, which is now generally available, accelerates CFI file transfers to be up to 30 times faster than FTP and other commercial file transfer applications.

"In terms of enterprise-grade managed file transfer technology, CFI with RocketStream represents one of the most significant breakthroughs of the last several years," said Sandy Weil, Proginet's President and CEO. "Companies that are transferring files over long distances, using high-bandwidth, high-latency connections can expect to achieve significantly faster file transfers using CFI with RocketStream. With globalization as a key driving force, our customers are demanding faster, better ways to move data and conduct business without borders. CFI with RocketStream is further evidence of Proginet's commitment to meet our customer's needs and to lead and innovate in the managed file transfer space."

Engineering firms and manufacturers, for example, send and receive complex and confidential product designs, outsourcing providers send large files that need to be processed and turned around quickly, while mining and exploration companies frequently transmit seismic data and other analytical files from the field. By using CFI with RocketStream, these organizations will be able to vastly accelerate global transmissions; file transfers that might previously have taken six hours to complete can now complete in less than half an hour, resulting in major efficiency gains and improving the organization's ability to stay competitive and agile, the company noted in a release.

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