Archive for December, 2009
WS_FTP Professional 12.2 has just been listed as “Windows 7 Compatible” for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 on Microsoft’s official compatibility site.
Official posting on Microsoft’s “Windows 7 Compatibility Central”:
http://tinyurl.com/yguobxo
This means that professionals and IT departments now have a certified compatible and full featured FTP client to use with Microsoft’s most recent operating system.
Ipswitch is a Microsoft Certified Partner and used both the Microsoft Windows 7 “Cookbook” and early access to pre-release operating system software to qualify WS_FTP Professional under both the 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Microsoft Windows 7. WS_FTP Home, derived from the same code base as WS_FTP Professional, also supports Microsoft Windows 7.
Hermes Fund Managers, a multi-specialist asset manager owned by BT Pension Scheme (BTPS), has implemented Ipswitch’s MOVEit DMZ to provide them with a secure and reliable solution to help protect the transfer of sensitive data and information.
Groove had been around for a few years when heard about it from a friend as this awesome new collaboration technology. Man, did I need something like this for the project I had recently taken on. I set up a Groove account for myself and a group of academics collaborating to publish a series of social science research reports investigating “Global Road Traffic Safety.” The deadline for submissions to the intended academic journal selected by this group of collaborators had already been extended and extended before I joined the party. It was slow going. My objectives for using Groove was to speed up the review cycles and document version of control for…
- More than a dozen research papers,
- Being reviewed by half-dozen social science researchers,
- Who were scattered across as many continents and twice as many university and governmental institutions.
