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US-based SaaS firm Anaplan launches AWS-hosted deployment in Singapore
The Singapore deployment is part of Anaplan’s US$500 million innovation roadmap, alongside infrastructure expansions in India, Indonesia, and Australia.
By Khamila Mulia
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Anaplan, a US-based cloud-native enterprise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company, has launched a new Amazon Web Services-hosted data centre deployment in Singapore, expanding its infrastructure footprint in Southeast Asia.
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