Anaplan, the global leader in AI‑driven scenario planning and analysis, today announced the launch of its new Amazon Web Services data centre in Singapore.
This strategic expansion is designed to accelerate digital transformation and empower businesses in Southeast Asia with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities for real-time planning and decision-making.
The new data centre will significantly enhance Anaplan’s global infrastructure and offer faster data processing, improved security and regulatory compliance.
These features are essential for protecting sensitive information and meeting local data sovereignty requirements, especially in industries such as the public sector and financial services.
“The launch of Anaplan on AWS in Singapore represents a strategic milestone and reinforces our shared commitment to customers across Asia-Pacific,” said Carol Potts, general manager for North America ISV sales at AWS.
By leveraging the Anaplan platform, businesses in the region will gain access to leading AI and machine learning technologies, enabling them to optimise planning processes, enhance data security, and drive AI innovation.
“We are delighted to bring the Anaplan platform, including our new suite of role-based AI agents, to Singapore and the broader Southeast Asia region,” said Amit Bagga, managing director, APAC, at Anaplan.
Bagga added, “Data sovereignty is a stringent requirement for our clients, and our new location ensures that their data remains within Singapore, adhering to local regulations.
“Plus, with Anaplan Intelligence, businesses can harness the power of AI to optimise and unify their finance, workforce, sales, and supply chain planning processes, gain deeper insights and make strategic decisions with confidence.”
This regional addition marks another milestone in Anaplan’s $500 million innovation roadmap, which aims to expand the company’s global reach and support local businesses with the latest AI-driven planning and analytics technology.
The company has also expanded its data centres in the Asia-Pacific region, including in India, Indonesia, and Australia, further solidifying its commitment to the region.
