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Fortra says AI could save file transfer admins up to 160 hours a year

Fortra makes software that moves files between companies on a schedule and says AI could give admins back up to The post Fortra says AI could save file transfer admins up to 160 hours a year appeared first on The New Stack.

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Fortra makes software that moves files between companies on a schedule and says AI could give admins back up to The post Fortra says AI could save file transfer admins up to 160 hours a year appeared first on The New Stack.

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