UNB: Global cloud-led, data-centric software company NetApp (NASDAQ: NTAP) on Sunday announced that it will be opening a spares depot in Bangladesh. The first-of-its-kind center in Bangladesh by NetApp, this depot will support the availability of mission-critical spares resulting in significantly faster turnaround time of spares and high availability of the system. This is a big step by the company towards enhancing the customer experience, building efficiencies and promoting partner enablement.
NetApp continues to grow its presence in Bangladesh with its industry-leading data management solutions, well-positioned partners that help customers accelerate digital transformation and unlock the power of data wherever it resides: on-premises, in multiple clouds, or anywhere in between. Presently, NetApp is extensively serving over 40 enterprise customers through more than 20 partners in Bangladesh across industry verticals such as banking, financial, apparel, government, and manufacturing.
The NetApp spares depot will help ensure customers are able to meet their business objectives with solutions designed for high availability, scalability, and leading performance. Customers with mission-critical workloads will find the spares depot as an important resource in their Technology operations.
“NetApp’s exceptional growth in Bangladesh and now the launch of the spares depot is a validation of our commitment to serving the customers here with confidence and excellence,” said Puneet Gupta, Vice President & Managing Director, NetApp India & SAARC.
“Bangladesh is one of the fastest-growing economies of the world and one of the most significant markets for us. Our spares depot will not only deliver best-in-class support to our customers but also help us grow our partner network even further in Bangladesh.”
NetApp is a nearly 30-year-old data-centric company that has been helping organizations build their data fabric and put this data to work in applications that elevate their business. The company brings enterprise-grade data services that businesses rely on into the cloud and the simple flexibility of the cloud into their data center. NetApp is home to more than 10,000 diverse and passionate cloud, storage, and software specialists in over 30 countries, read a media release.
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