Inflectra – a leading provider of software test management and enterprise-level IT portfolio management platforms, announced the expansion of its global cloud hosting infrastructure to include the Indian subcontinent. All India-based users of Inflectra’s SaaS systems – SpiraPlan, SpiraTeam, and SpiraTest can now benefit from the improved speed and performance and will be in tighter compliance with existing national data protection laws (ITA 2000, SPDI & PI Rules, 2011).
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“Many of our customers in India are using Inflectra’s suite of software products to manage highly complex systems in regulated industries. With Atlassian’s announcement of Jira Server discontinuing starting in Feb 2021, our customers are asking for more business options, including cloud hosting in India,” said Adam Sandman, Director of Technology at Inflectra.
“For existing SaaS customers with operations in India, Inflectra already put out a call offering to move their instances to the new hosting facilities. For Inflectra’s on-premise customers in India, help is available to migrate these instances to the cloud locally,” said Thea Maisuradze, Head of Business Development at Inflectra.
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Inflectra manages a cloud-hosting network that covers a variety of geographies – USA, Canada, Europe, and Australia. With no price differentiation in the company’s hosting options all over the globe, Inflectra’s many customers will be able to choose a hosting region that makes better business sense and still pay the standard service fees.
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