Posted by Margaret Dawson on August 9, 2011 at 5:59 am
I was surprised at how many companies in the survey are still using FTP – 70%, even when they want to move off it. As one respondent said when asked his biggest challenge: “getting completely off FTP”! Reminds me of the EDI conversation – it’s legacy, people don’t love it, but it’s ‘what we know’ and it ain’t broke! Also, I didn’t expect cost to easily rank first in terms of solution criteria, which partially explains the FTP and why even enterprises are using basic, yet cost-effective, Web-based file transfer solutions, even if the solutions don’t have the controls, visibility or auditing capability.
Posted by Margaret Dawson on May 26, 2011 at 6:06 am
Each quarter, Hubspan conducts market research on key themes important to our customers and our business. We’ve looked at how browser and OS usage is impacting SaaS applications, the views and concerns around cloud security, and most recently, how enterprises are using ERP systems and B2B integration, as well as their priorities and challenges around [...]
Posted by Stuart Lisk on February 1, 2011 at 6:56 am
From time to time we conduct surveys of our customers and community to identify new trends or changing habits. Once we have this data, we’re able to proactively factor it in to the development of our products, and help guide the direction of our product roadmap. Our most recent survey of over 200 North American [...]
