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Anaplan expands in Singapore with new AWS data centre

The site strengthens regulatory compliance and regional reach.

Singapore will host a new Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centre launched by Anaplan to expand its global infrastructure and support enterprises across Southeast Asia, according to a press release.

The launch forms part of Anaplan’s $500m innovation roadmap and follows other Asia-Pacific expansions in India, Indonesia and Australia.

Customers in the region will gain access to Anaplan’s artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to support real-time planning and decision-making across finance, workforce, sales and supply chain functions.

"Data sovereignty is a stringent requirement for our clients, and our new location ensures that their data remains within Singapore, adhering to local regulations,” said Amit Bagga, managing director, APAC, at Anaplan.

 

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