GoAnywhere Director V3.0 is now available from Linoma Software, the company has announced. 

GoAnywhere Director is an enterprise solution for managed file transfers, which includes a full suite of processes to securely transfer and convert data with detailed auditing and message alerts. Using GoAnywhere Director, customers can connect to almost any system or trading partner using a wide variety of standard protocols including FTP, SFTP (SSH), SCP, FTPS (SSL/TLS), HTTP, HTTPS, SMTP, POP3 and IMAP.  It also supports standard Open PGP and ZIP with AES encryption for securing sensitive documents. 

This latest version incorporates S/MIME digital signatures and encryption for email, support for Secure Copy Protocol (SCP), automatic processing of inbound email, enhanced logging, and version controls to streamline customer upgrades.  Excel 2007 translation is also supported in version 3.0, in addition to its ability to read and write Excel 2003, CSV, XML and fixed-width text documents–which eliminates the need for other file translation software. 

V3.0 also introduces more business process controls, including support for multi-part conditional statements, loops, delay operations, complex variables and advanced error-handling logic.  This allows customers to set up sophisticated projects in GoAnywhere Director for multi-step processing of files, eliminating manual intervention and custom programming/scripts. For instance, a single project could be defined to loop/scan and retrieve files from a FTP server, decrypt those files, then parse and import their contents into a database.  Errors can be easily monitored and routed to send alerts or call other processes. 

“We are very excited about the 3.0 release,” says Bob Luebbe, chief software architect at Linoma Software. “GoAnywhere Director has the power, flexibility and price-point to allow organizations of all sizes to completely streamline and secure their data transmissions. With its intuitive interface, customers can be productive in just a matter of minutes.”
GoAnywhere Director also interfaces with popular database systems including DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, Informix, PostgreSQL, Sybase and MySQL databases.  This allows customers to easily extract data from their corporate databases to securely share it with their trading partners, as well as the ability to pump incoming data into their tables automatically. 

No programming or special technical skills are required to use GoAnywhere Director, the company says.  A graphical interface is provided for remote administration and monitoring from any browser or Internet-enabled phone.  Projects in GoAnywhere Director can be launched from a variety of third-party applications, schedulers and languages including CL, RPG, Java, C, .NET and PHP.

GoAnywhere Director can be installed to a variety of platforms, including IBM System i, IBM System p (AIX), IBM System z (Mainframe), Windows, Linux, UNIX, HP-UX, Mac OS and Solaris platforms.  Pricing starts at $3,995.

A free, fully-functional trial of GoAnywhere Director is available at www.GoAnywhereMFT.com. For more information, call Brian Pick, Linoma Software, 402-944-4242 ext 712, or write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Founded in 1994, Linoma Software provides innovative technologies for protecting sensitive data and automating data movement. Linoma Software has a diverse install base of over 3,000 customers around the world including Fortune 500 companies, non-profit organizations and government entities. Linoma’s success has been built on being very responsive to its customers' requirements. Suggestions on how the company can improve its products to better serve your organization are always welcome. Readers are encouraged to review the many positive testimonials on the company's web site. Customer references can also be supplied upon request. Linoma Software is dedicated to its install base of enterprise platforms and maintains professional partnerships with user groups, data security policy groups, and operating system companies.