Sharing the Right Way: What to Use Instead of FTP What to Use Instead of FTP: Safe, Secure Alternatives During the era of dial up, FTP (file transfer protocol, for the uninitiated) was the next best thing to being able to hand someone a zip disk filled with company documents. It was pretty safe, it…
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When is the best time to start raising capital for your startup? Sooner than you think. It’s a common misperception that you need to have your business established or a working prototype in the market before you think about setting up a capital stream. You may end up with a sign over the lobby and…
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Virtual data room pricing has evolved and is now more akin to ‘buffet-style’ flat rates than full ‘à la carte’ menu charges. But just as buffets vary by venue – the meal you get at The Sizzler will be a very different experience than at the Waldorf-Astoria — vendors don’t always unify virtual data room…
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As we’re jetting off to the next meeting, we count on our airline to provide a smooth flight – avoiding turbulence and lavishing us with peanuts as we fly; and the plane is contoured to reduce wind resistance. That your fellow passengers won’t cause friction is not guaranteed. A document management system (DMS) operates similarly, helping…
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Tackling new software can feel like an out-of-control race car, particularly when it’s a program designed to manage the thousands of documents streaming into your organization at 200 miles per hour. But just as pulling out of a spin when driving has become almost intuitive (after you’ve driven for a few years), following these tips when…
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If you’re involved in a merger or acquisition this year, then investing in a Virtual Data Room (VDR) is a critical action step to take early in the process. Check out this article written by our very own Director of Operations to learn how a VDR helps with M&A activities and the key questions to…
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Three Basic Rules Online bad actors have victimized most connected organizations. More than 3 years ago, then-Director of the FBI James Comey famously told 60 Minutes that there were two kinds of businesses, “those that have been hacked and those who don’t know it yet.” Chances are that organizations who don’t think they’ve been phished…
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