Summary
After a lot of hard work, FileCatalyst introduced a new update to our flagship solution, FileCatalyst Direct, with the release of version 3.7.2. The announcement was a very proud moment for the company, and FileCatalyst Direct 3.7.2 has garnered a lot of positive feedback since its release in April of 2018.
This webinar, hosted by FileCatalyst’s Co-Founder and President John Tkaczewski, was given as an announcement of the new release. John begins by outlining who FileCatalyst is as a company, then goes on to explain what FileCatalyst Direct is, the new features included with version 3.7.2, and an all-encompassing demo of the new features. He concludes with an engaging question period where he answers questions that live attendees had during the webinar.
What & How
FileCatalyst Direct makes large file transfers a breeze by turning transfer times that once took hours into minutes – regardless of the files size, format, or transfer distance. FileCatalyst Direct is a suite of client and server applications that accelerate point-to-point transfers, providing speeds of up to 10 Gbps. We achieve out fast file transfer speeds through a patented, built in-house UDP-based file transfer technology that is immune to the effects of packet loss and latency on a network. FileCatalyst Direct 3.7.2 has over 30 new features (visit our release notes for the details). Some of the highlights for FileCatalyst Direct 3.7.2 include:
- HTML Admins
- HTTP Uploader
- Updated Reverse Proxy
- Upgrades to Bandwidth Distribution
- New Feature: Priority Bump
- New Cloud Integrations (OpenStack Native, Wasabi, Oracle, Google, Backblaze)
- New Per-GB pricing model
- New Per-Hr pricing model (Amazon & Azure)
Who
This webinar serves as a great resource for current FileCatalyst Direct users who want to see what advancements have been made since the release of FileCatalyst Direct 3.7.2. It is also a good introductory webinar to FileCatalyst as a whole, its fast file transfer technology, and what it can do for organizations across a wide range of verticals including media & broadcast, natural resources, government, enterprise IT, healthcare/life sciences, and more.