Take our File Transfer Calculator for a drive. Though we don’t offer options for every city and bandwidth, you can easily get a sense of the performance improvement you gain with Signiant products. Play around with different file sizes, bandwidth and locations. Note that the larger the file size, the higher the bandwidth and the further the location, the more you will benefit by using Signiant’s file acceleration technology. Of course, real-world results may vary depending on your specific network configuration.
File Transfer Software
A simple, powerful portfolio can support nearly any file transfer software use case in the Media & Entertainment industry. No matter where content needs to flow — between people, between systems, with partners or to and from the cloud — Signiant has it covered. Our patented Software-Defined Content Exchange (SDCX) SaaS platform underpins each product, offering centralized visibility and control at any scale and setting the foundation for innovations that extend beyond file transfer,
Media Shuttle is the easiest and most reliable file transfer software for people to send any size of file, anywhere, fast. With Shuttle, end-users can securely access and share media assets from any storage, on-premises or in the cloud. With more than 1,000,000 global end-users, Media Shuttle is the de facto standard in the industry for person-initiated file transfers.
Jet is powerfully simple file transfer software for automated file transfers between locations, between partners, and to and from the cloud. Backed by Signiant’s patented intelligent transport, Jet is capable of multi-Gbps transfer speeds, supports hot folders and scheduled jobs, and can be easily incorporated into more complex operations with powerful APIs.
Signiant’s mission is to help media companies gain efficiencies in their supply chains, allowing them to do more with less, move faster, and remain agile. Whether moving content to and from the cloud, automating content, or enabling people to access and share media assets anywhere, our cloud-native SaaS products offer highly favorable economics with unmatched time-to-value, often measured in hours or days, not weeks and months.
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