I’d like to share this recent blog post written by Frank Kenney, VP of Global Strategy at Ipswitch.

Frank addresses some very intriguing questions relating to one of Ipswitch’s core products the company first built years ago — WS_FTP.

Some great questions that Frank ponders in the blog post:

“What do we need to do to ensure that our technology is being built for use by “Generation I” (ones who always had iPods) and digital natives?”

“If issues around security and trust dramatically change, as we see them already, what does the future WS_FTP client and WS_FTP server  look like?”

“What are the expectations that our future customers will have for this technology?”

“Is it just a new experience, e.g. GUI change?”

Read the full post at Knowledge Transfer, the official blog of Ipswitch File Transfer.

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