Customers

Below are examples of some of the people who are using MTP/IP applications:

The Associated Press

Field reporters use ExpeDat to upload images and video from around the world.  The high performance and reliability are particularly important in remote or destablized regions where data links are unreliable.

Discovery Channel

With a huge store of audio and video being sourced from across Latin America, SyncDat provides rapid backup and distribution across multiple systems.

Disney Television Animation

Large video files must be moved between studios in Asia and Burbank, California.  ExpeDat provides the speed and control needed to keep projects on schedule.

GoodRich Aerostructures Group

Using ExpeDat to accelerate large CAD/CAE files transferring between the US and Asia.

Lockheed Martin

Engineers spend up to five hours each day moving simulation and test files between secured workstation locations.  Utilizing ExpeDat over the DoD's Defense Research Engineering Network (DREN), Lockheed has increased the data flow from a previous maximum of 12 gigabytes per hour, to an average of 42 gigabytes per hour.  DREN is a high performance, nationwide network managed by Verizon Business to support the High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP).  For Lockheed's engineers, moving over 3.5 times as much data per hour has made ExpeDat a critical component of their engineering process.

Motorola, Inc.

By using ExpeDat, Motorola's global engineering design centers are able to perform mechanical simulation drop tests for their products more efficiently, allowing them to get Motorola products to market quicker.  Motorola's engineers have determined that using ExpeDat is the equivalent of increasing their total system investment by 40%, for a fraction of that cost.  (Case Study)

US Joint Forces Command (JFCOM)

ExpeDat is being used to send video files over satellite links from Southwest Asia back to the Eastern United States, for analysis and dissemination.  JFCOM is now able to move these five to ten gigabyte files 7 times faster than their previous methods.

Warner Music Group

DEI's ExpeDat application has been embedded in WMG's digital media distribution system, which delivers time-sensitive content to their external distribution partners.  Transfers which used to take up to 5 days to complete are now finishing within 1 day, providing a substantial reduction in time-to-market and increasing the volume of deliverable products.