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Conrail on Track Using Diplomat Transaction Manager

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Overview Conrail is a switching and terminal railroad headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Conrail's finance department exchanges customer transaction data with eight different banks using a variety of methods. When SunTrust Banks Inc. announced it was discontinuing the dial-up service that Conrail had been using, Conrail had two months to set up another way to manage secure FTP. After reviewing the Coviant Software website, Conrail decided to download a free trial of Diplomat Transaction Manager. During the software evaluation, the Conrail team found that Diplomat could meet their key requirements and more.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Coviant Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Monitoring Systems, File and Network Servers

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