Australian Cloud Infrastructure and Platform Provider CloudCentral Signs up Four New Partners
Australian cloud infrastructure and platform provider CloudCentral has signed up four new partners - Infinite Networks, OOKI, Simple ID, and Standard Computers - for its wholesale partner program. The move comes as preparation for the company’s Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) listing through a “reverse takeover” of vineyard Dromana Estate.
CloudCentral’s business model utilizes a “pay-as-you-grow” model with the company providing cloud infrastructure services to partners on an “on-demand” basis. All of CloudCentral’s solutions are “developed, hosted and secured in Australia” and delivered from Australian Tier III Data Centers. As a result, no customer data is ever transferred overseas.
“The response from the market has re-confirmed that wholesale Australian-based cloud provision is what is in demand, “explained the company’s CEO and founder, Kristoffer Sheather in a press releases circulated by CloudCentral. “We are working with our partners to meet the demands of considerable business opportunities within the cloud marketplace. This is the year we are experiencing rapid expansion from the early adopter stage to customers now moving specific workloads to the cloud and leveraging the cloud model for backup and disaster recovery.”
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