Veeam Software has recorded strong growth across APAC, as well as about 10,000 new customer in the third quarter.
In Australia, Veeam has seen a 39 per cent increase in total revenue bookings for 2014, and new licence bookings revenue grew by 34 per cent year-over-year (YoY).
In addition, the number of new customers in Australia grew by 25 per cent and new ProPartners by 28 per cent.
The third quarter marks the 27th consecutive quarter in which Veeam’s total bookings revenue has experienced double-digit percentage growth across the business.
Increasing demand has resulted in the company attracting more than 4,110 (20 per cent YoY growth) customers in Australia for Q3 2014.
It now also has a total of 1,322 ProPartners in Australia.
The third quarter saw VCP partner LabTech release a beta version of a new plug-in LabTech integration.
It also added Westcon Group (New Zealand) as a new VCP rental aggregator, and formed an alliance with NextDC in Australia.
The number of enterprise customers grew 87 percent year-on-year, while revenue from enterprise customers grew 140 percent over that same period.
Veeam APAC vice president, Don Williams, said the phenomenal growth in this region shows that Veeam is on the right track in providing businesses with solutions that address the needs of the "always-on business".
“Businesses are no longer confined to regular nine-to-five working hours," he said.
"IT in organisations are expected to make applications and data available to all stakeholders every minute of every day.
"We are greatly encouraged by our results this quarter and remain committed to being the provider of choice for businesses that seek to meet the demands of availability for the modern datacentre.”
