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For IT Pros, Manual File Transfer Processes Are Most Stressful


File Transfer Pain Points Distract from High-Priority IT Projects (Infographic: Ipswitch/BusinessWire)

File Transfer Pain Points Distract from High-Priority IT Projects (Infographic: Ipswitch/BusinessWire)

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LEXINGTON, Mass., April 16, 2014 (Korea Bizwire) – A recent survey conducted by Ipswitch  of more than 100 IT professionals highlighted the frustration felt with  manual file transfer processes. Sixty one percent of respondents  reported that manual file transfer was as enjoyable  as sitting in traffic when asked to relate it to activities  generally seen as unpleasant. According to IT professionals, a trip to  the registry of motor vehicles was a distant second place with third  being a tie between filing income taxes and their Xbox crashing.

More than 63 percent of respondents expressed frustration with current  file transfer processes, noting that it was keeping them from other –  often higher priority – IT projects. Twenty-two percent noted that if  not for their current file transfer pains, they would be able to provide  internal customer assistance more quickly, while another 18 percent said  they could be automating repetitive organizational tasks during this  time.

Ipswitch’s survey also indicated that issues with file transfer go  beyond just operator frustration. More than 40 percent indicated that  manual file transfer processes were inefficient and equaled a  significant amount of wasted time and money for the IT department.  Another 35 percent cited lost productivity as a significant side effect  of their file transfer processes, and nearly 32 percent had concerns  over the security and potential for data loss.

“The frustration felt by IT departments is very real when it comes to  file transfer operations,” says Ken Allen, Product Marketing Director at  Ipswitch. “The inefficiencies, potential for data loss and constant  interruptions to other IT projects has them understandably discouraged.  A move to adopt automation into file transfer processes with a  centralized managed file transfer system would resolve many of these  issues, while ensuring a higher level of data control and efficiency  across the organization.”

For a corresponding infographic please click here: http://www.ipswitchft.com/blog/filetransfer-infographic/

About Ipswitch

Ipswitch helps solve complex IT problems with simple solutions. The  company’s software is trusted by millions of people worldwide to  transfer files between systems, business partners and customers; and to  monitor networks, applications and servers. Ipswitch was founded in 1991  and is based in Lexington, Massachusetts with offices throughout the  U.S., Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.ipswitch.com.

Source: IPswitch (via BusinessWire)

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