US-based cloud firm Druva opens Singapore office

It plans to boost its network of over 600 customers in the Asia Pacific region.

The US-based cloud data protection firm Druva opened its office in Singapore to support enterprises in the Asia Pacific as well as expand its headcount and increase revenue in the region, an announcement revealed.

“Druva will deliver enhanced support through focused, local expertise and a partner network of more than 600 existing customers in Asia-Pacific,” it said.

Druva supports IT teams’ streamline management, visibility and compliance of swelling data sets without the burden of unnecessary hardware, capacity planning, or software management.

Druva has also secured SG:D Accreditation from the Singaporean government.

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