Tech Data Signs Distribution Agreement With Couchbase In India
Tech Data, a TD Synnex company, has partnered with Couchbase, a cloud database platform company, to simplify how organisations develop, deploy and run modern applications. The collaboration will help improve Tech Data's ability to deliver advanced cloud database solutions to enterprises.
Tech Data will help expand Couchbase's presence in India and bolster the adoption of Capella, Couchbase's distributed NoSQL database, as a fully managed service. Capella delivers flexibility across customer use cases with built-in multi-model and mobile synchronisation capabilities. Its memory-first architecture drives millisecond data response at scale, and helps modern enterprises meet rising data management needs.
"Our collaboration with Couchbase reinforces our commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that empower businesses to fast-track their cloud and digital transformation journeys," said Sundaresan K, vice president and country general manager at Tech Data India and ANZ. "Through this partnership, we aim to drive digital innovation and enhance business agility for organisations across India."
The partnership will also help businesses build modern database platforms for critical operations. As more businesses invest in enhancing customer experiences, IT infrastructures need to be able to handle multiple data flows with higher speed and agility. This requires architectures that can run complex applications and manage data, without sacrificing scaling, availability or security.
“Our partnership with Tech Data India will enable government agencies and enterprises to accelerate their digital transformation journeys by helping them improve agility and operate at any scale,” said Shivir Chordia, managing director at Couchbase India and SAARC.
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