Yardi Launches New Data Centre in Melbourne to Serve Australia Clients

Yardi is meeting the data security and infrastructure needs of a rapidly growing client base in Australia by opening a second data centre in Melbourne. The Melbourne data centre is part of a network of 12 Yardi data centres in North America, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia.

Yardi is meeting the data security and infrastructure needs of a rapidly growing client base in Australia by opening a second data centre in Melbourne.

The Melbourne data centre is part of a network of 12 Yardi data centres in North America, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. Together they form the Yardi Cloud, a secure, scalable and cost-effective software provisioning and data management solution that relieves clients of IT infrastructure, support services and security responsibilities.

“This step will help our clients in Australia and New Zealand gain the greatest possible value from their Yardi solutions,” said Neal Gemassmer, vice president of international for Yardi. “This further represents our continued commitment and investment in supporting our clients across the region. The Melbourne data centre extends our capacity to deliver fast, best practice-based solution deployments, painless upgrades and reduced overhead and capital costs.” 

Learn more about Yardi’s broad range of technology options for clients in the Australia and New Zealand.

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