Syncplicity’s SyncDrive Feature Unlocks Access to Data

Syncplicity LLC announced SyncDrive, a feature that provides users with instant access to all company files that they are authorized to see, on any device of their choosing, without syncing the files locally.

The company gives users real-time, secure and access to all enterprise data sources (such as migrated network drives, group file shares and home directories) without regard to folder size or the need to access the company network through a VPN. With the introduction of SyncDrive, the firm continues to extend its lead in digital transformation by enabling IT infrastructure modernization and access to petabytes of data in legacy file shares.

SyncDrive redefines how users work with large volumes of data across the enterprise. As companies remove data silos, users have unprecedented access to corporate information. However, access to this data is usually complicated and cumbersome. It removes these hurdles by providing users with access to all their files through their desktop (or any other device) regardless of the size of the folders being accessed. Users can selectively sync their frequently used files and folders locally and an intelligent cache ensures they need not worry about running out of storage.

“We are excited to announce SyncDrive, which in combination with Syncplicity’s DataHub, enables organizations to vastly reduce their IT expense while delighting their users with unprecedented access to all their data on any device,” said Jon Huberman, CEO, Syncplicity. “These twin solutions are revolutionizing how work gets done.“

“With all the silos of information that pop up across the enterprise, employees waste far too many cycles digging through their online filing cabinets searching for the files they need,” said Terri McClure, senior analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group. “Having a single view that spans silos is an important step in helping to increase employee productivity and end user satisfaction with the tools they are being provided by IT.“

SyncDrive is currently in beta and will be available to all customers later this fall.