LogicMonitor has launched its first Australian data centre, located in Sydney and locally hosted by cloud provider Amazon Web Services.
The data centre comes in response to strong customer demand for local hosting capabilities and already boasts cornerstone LogicMonitor customers such as Nine, IOOF, and AC3.
The launch will support ongoing growth in the Australian market while assisting with compliance measures needed for any work done in the financial and public sector spaces. With this new data centre, regional customers’ data will be housed locally, meaning LogicMonitor’s lightweight, cloud-based platform will be faster than ever, improving overall customer experience.
“Our customers in Australia are eager for effective observability platforms that contribute to strong business results, and now we’re here to deliver on this at a local level,” says Richard Gerdis, VP and GM at LogicMonitor.
“We’re pleased to be able to fulfill our customer needs in the region while adhering to strong compliance and data sovereignty policies. The setup of a local LogicMonitor environment shows we’re a serious player in the market, especially at a time when Australia aims to assert itself as a leader across several key industries on a global level. LogicMonitor’s local data centre capabilities will prove to be critical in staying competitive.”
The new data centre comes after the opening of a new Melbourne office in August of this year, highlighting a strong focus for LogicMonitor within the Australian market.
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