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Hyland Adds Two Data Centres in New Zealand
Hyland Adds Two Data Centres in New Zealand to
Support Growing Cloud
Customers
Privately hosted Hyland
Cloud meets rigorous security requirements and ensures
business continuity
AUCKLAND – January 24, 2017 – Hyland announces the opening of two data centres in New Zealand to support the growing global demand for solutions hosted in the Hyland Cloud. The secure, privately managed, multi-instance cloud hosting platform supports in-region customers leveraging Hyland products such as OnBase, Hyland’s enterprise information management platform.
The co-located data centres located in Auckland and Wellington meet the rigorous standards for data sovereignty and encryption required by the New Zealand government, ensuring customer data is protected by the highest levels of digital and physical security protocols. The Hyland Cloud is flexible and responsive to unique customer security requirements providing tailored support necessary for organisations to conduct risk assessments and audits.
The Hyland Cloud enables customers to adhere to strict compliance standards and keep data localised, with secondary locations, multiple copies and N+1 redundancy. Content is always secure and always available, with disaster recovery and business continuity commitments enforced in tandem.
“We are expanding our footprint in the region, and with that we bring Hyland’s 13 years of privately managed and secure cloud hosting expertise to both existing and new customers of all sizes and needs,” said Patrick Mulcahy, vice president of global cloud services at Hyland. “By hosting information in the Hyland Cloud, organisations ensure business continuity and are able to eliminate hardware and staffing costs associated with on-premises solutions.”
The New Zealand data centres join Hyland’s expanding list of strategic sites located across seven countries that support more than 700 hosted customers throughout the world.
To learn why more and more companies are embracing the cloud philosophy, visit OnBase.com/Cloud.
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