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IBM Aspera High-Speed Transfer Server

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Spec score · Managed File Transfer - Enterprise Software5.9 (#13)6.9 (#11)
Founded19111991
HeadquartersArmonk, New York, United StatesWaterloo, Ontario, Canada

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IBM Aspera High-Speed Transfer Server

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OpenText Managed File Transfer

  • OpenText Managed File Transfer as a Service (MFTaaS)Priced on request

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IBM Aspera High-Speed Transfer Server

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OpenText Managed File Transfer

OpenText Managed File Transfer is a cloud-managed file transfer service for businesses exchanging sensitive information with trading partners or moving business-critical data between internal systems. Its MFTaaS brings transfers into one interface and supports automated workflows, delivery confirmation and audit trails. OpenText says it protects data at rest and in transit with encryption, alongside access controls, protocols, cipher suites and audit logs. The managed service includes expert help designing and implementing data flows, plus 24/7 monitoring. It can be paired with OpenText Trading Grid for B2B integration; Trading Grid Online supports centralized management and monitoring, while integration provides a shared view of B2B, EDI and API traffic. The service is available through web and API, supports hybrid deployment and broad protocol support, and lists workflow automation and audit trails. OpenText describes support for high concurrency and files of 50GB or more, although another section mentions 30GB files. Pricing is on request.

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