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From the Office of the CEO:
Business Interaction Networks
By Christophe Fabre, CEO, Axway
If you've visited Axway.com recently, you may have noticed that we describe Axway in a whole new way.
Axway is the Business Interaction Networks company, and the market's only provider that enables you to manage, run, secure and monitor all your business interactions—emails, files, messages, services, events and processes. In the past, companies focused on transactional interactions, but times have changed—we've chosen this new positioning because we've recognized an evolution in how businesses interact with each other. Read more 
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The Evolution and Essentials of Managed File Transfer
By Bernard Debauche, VP & Joe Fisher, SVP, Product & Solutions Marketing, Axway
FTP. It was one of those rare things that most companies never knew they wanted until they had it. Besides email, no method over the last twenty years has been used more often by B2B companies to move files and information assets among customers, suppliers and any individuals outside the organization.
Twenty years ago, it wasn't just an efficient means of getting information from one place to another, it was the only means, as email was still years away from the mainstream. Things changed, of course, and when email finally went mainstream, FTP became the second most popular way to move files in and out of the enterprise. But in the years since email's adoption, something unexpected happened. Read more
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Connections 2009 in Review
By Jay Morris, VP, EMEA Marketing, and Lori Bush Shepard, VP, Corporate Communications, Axway
Axway held two successful customer conventions this fall, and we are delighted that so many of you joined us! Connections 2009 took place in Paris, France and Phoenix, Arizona last October. Participants from over 20 countries and all industry sectors gained valuable information from presentations by fellow customers, industry analysts and Axway experts. Some of the most innovative organizations in the world spoke at Connections. Read more
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Axway CTO Dave Bennett on Tomorrow's Trends
Axway Today recently caught up with Dave Bennett to review and explore a few of the many exciting concepts discussed at Axway Connections 2009 in Paris and Phoenix this past October.
AT: At Axway Connections 2009, you headed up a panel featuring Axway's Taher Elgamal, Bernard Debauche and, in the U.S., Joe Fisher, and you speculated on the future of cloud computing, governance, risk management, compliance and other issues. What do you make of their predictions? Read more
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BCEE (Banque et Caisse d'Epargne de l'Etat Luxembourg) garantees
delivery and reception of exchanges in a secure environment thanks to Synchrony's platform
BCEE has been serving its customers for over 150 years. It is a long-standing financial institution that offers its customers the most modern services based on the latest technologies. In today’s global market, information exchanges, payment instructions, and other transactions need to be secure, and they need to reach their destinations without delay. Such security and speed is crucial for BCEE, its partners, and its customers. Over 15 different types of transfers are managed through the Synchrony platform. These can be internal transfers, and external transfers with partners and customers, where data protection is crucial. Read more
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JD Williams Achieves Security, Reliability & Visibility
The astounding growth of the Internet brought much success to JD Williams, one of the largest direct home shopping companies in the UK. Along with success came new issues around file transfer, security and logistics. Learn how JD Williams uses Axway Managed File Transfer (MFT) to tackle their fast growth challenges and manage their business-critical information. Read more
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File Transfer Direct — The Best of Both Worlds
Emails with large attachments can overload an organization's email infrastructure and bring it crashing to a halt, which prompts IT departments to create size restrictions. These restrictions force a well-meaning employee to use whatever means necessary to transmit large files (e.g., mailing CDs, USB drives or DVDs via snail mail, using unsecured FTP, etc.). But when the data in those files is regulated, this well-meaning employee puts the entire organization at unthinkable financial risk. Read more
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Automotive market:0FTP V2 adoption is taking off
OFTP was originally designed to support the exchange of data between partners in the European automotive industry. Today, it is still the most common communication protocol within this particular industry and used by most major European Motor Manufacturers and their suppliers.
The latest version of the OFTP protocol, OFTP V2 provides all the extra security functionality for safe data exchange over the Internet. Read more
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AMTrix End-of-life
Effective 31 December 2010, Axway will discontinue support for AMTrix for all versions except those under OS/400.
If you have not already done so, Axway strongly encourages you to begin migration plans as soon as possible to upgrade your software to the current version (Synchrony 4.2) before the support end date. Axway Professional Services is available to assist you in the migration process and help you define the best migration path for your organization. Read more
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B2B Integration — Solution Guide
An Axway Whitepaper
As companies seek ways to improve their efficiency and reduce operational costs, smart companies know to search beyond the four walls of their organizations. They want new ways to automate, simplify, standardize and streamline processes inside and outside the organization, preferably re-using their IT assets. To learn more, download Axway's Business to Business Integration Solution Guide from our Resource Library
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