Growth seen in all regions, across a variety of industries
Commvault sees good traction in the market in Q3 FY 2016 for Commvault data management solutions that offers virtual, cloud, SaaS and traditional on premise to solve complex challenges. The new customers that have expanded their investment into Commvault’s portfolio of data management solutions and/or services in the period include, but are not limited to, BP – BNP Paribas Partners for Innovation, CIECH Group, City of Seattle, Dataline, DataSpring, Guthrie Healthcare Systems, Hero Cycles Limited & Associates, Metropolitan Council of Minnesota, NTT Data, Reasonnet, Tinkoff Bank and the University of Melbourne, etc.
“Data backup and protection is critical for high-availability datacenters,” said Martin Smekal, CEO of DataSpring. “That was the main reason for choosing Commvault, as it will allow us to offer the best services for backup, protection and deduplication in cloud environments with Virtual infrastructure friendly licensing policies.”
Following the launch of the Commvault Data Platform and an innovative software and service portfolio on October 20, 2015, these organizations are leveraging a variety of solutions and services to activate their data, unlock useful business insights and drive value from their new technology investments in Commvault.
“We are excited to bring on these customers in our 3rd quarter and believe our growth speaks volumes about Commvault’s ability to meet emerging data management requirements in the marketplace today,” said N. Robert Hammer, chairman, president and CEO of Commvault. “We look forward to continuing this momentum based on the recent launch of our market leading Commvault Data Platform and next generation software, which provide organizations with a modern, holistic data management solution to tackle emerging and existing challenges facing customers today.”
