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Redis is the preferred database foundation for mission-critical real-time applications across an expanding range of use cases and industries
Mountain View, February 21, 2017—Redis, the home of Redis and provider of Redis Enterprise, today announced continued growth in 2016 and reported a substantial increase in enterprise customers year over year. In the past year, more than 1,300 enterprises adopted the Redis Enterprise (Redise) platform including Fortune 100 companies across many industries, two of the top three telecommunications companies and five of the top ten U.S technology companies. With organizations facing increasingly complex data challenges, Redis enables enterprises to efficiently meet their real-time data needs.
The Redise platform serves over 61,000 accounts globally, including 7,000 enterprise customers, deployed on-premises or in public, private and hybrid clouds. Redis’ entire portfolio enhances open source Redis with automated, seamless scaling and always-on availability while fully supporting all its commands, data structures, and modules. In the last year, Redis has added new enterprise customers including Vodafone, Dell, TD Bank, Verizon, Atlassian, DBS, Menards, RingCentral, TaxAct, EverBank, KPMG, Shutterfly, Staples and Amdocs.
In 2016, the Redise platform powered a multitude of solutions including mobile applications, e-commerce, customer engagement applications and real-time analytics. Enterprises rely on Redise to power high-speed transactions, streamline job, queue and user session management, increase application scalability, achieve real-time analytics and handle high-speed data ingest. Additionally, over 70 percent of Redis’ customers use Redise as a primary database and plan to move more of their business-critical data from other data stores such as RDBMS-es as well as NoSQLs like MongoDB, Cassandra, and others.
“The NoSQL market is quickly evolving beyond developer-led projects and moving toward enterprise-wide deployments to support real-time business applications,” said Ofer Bengal, CEO at Redis. “As a result, global organizations in a variety of verticals are increasingly embracing Redise as their number one deployment choice for new applications that require enterprise-class high availability, effortless scaling, and reduced operational overhead.”
Highlights from the past year include:
● Richer and more comprehensive portfolio – Redis unveiled its Redise platform that underpins its Redise Cloud, Redise Cloud Private, Redise Pack and Redise Pack Managed offerings, delivering unprecedented deployment flexibility and choice to enterprises. Earlier in the year, the company introduced Redise Flash and Redis Modules, followed by the recent release of the Redis machine learning module (Redis-ML) to deliver instant predictive intelligence and the full text-search module (RediSearch) benchmarked to be up to five times faster than specialized search software like ElasticSearch and Solr, and the updated Redise Pack 4.4.
● Addition of top-tier partners – Redis partnered with AWS, Microsoft Azure, Intel, Samsung, IBM, and Accenture— all important contributors in today’s application development space to bring the advantages of Redise to their customers. In addition, Redis joined forces with AWS Marketplace to offer integrated billing to help enterprises streamline access to the Redise Cloud database service.
● Premier industry recognition – Redis was named Technology of the Year by InfoWorld. Redis was named a leading database provider by two of the leading independent analyst firms, Gartner and Forrester Research, in their respective reports: 2016 Operational Database Management Systems (ODBMS) Magic Quadrant and The Forrester Wave: Big Data NoSQL.
● Exploding developer popularity – Redis Enterprise’s exploding popularity in 2016 is also reflected by a string of achievements and milestones. Attendance at the annual RedisConf increased by 400 percent, with high-profile customers and industry experts from Apple, Google, GoPro, Netflix and Scopely presenting the trends driving database decisions. The Redis Modules Hackathon in November engaged the developer community with over 5000 participants from 30 countries, producing numerous innovative additions to Redis such as a graph, rate-limiting, time-series, JSON and ranking modules.
● Executive leadership additions – The company welcomed several executive team members with deep industry expertise, including Manish Gupta, CMO, David Maitland, VP of EMEA Sales, Rod Hamlin, VP of Global Alliances, Cihan Biyikoglu, VP of Product Management and Ron Klinger, VP of Global Support.
● Expanded company footprint – Redis expanded their headquarters in Mountain View and opened a new London office with plans to double the headcount of the company’s sales, marketing, and customer success teams.
Data is the lifeline of every business, and Redis helps organizations reimagine how fast they can process, analyze, make predictions, and take action on the data they generate. Redis provides a competitive edge to any business by delivering open source and enterprise-grade data platforms to power applications that drive real-time experiences at any scale. Developers rely on Redis to build performance, scalability, reliability, and security into their applications.
Born in the cloud-native era, Redis uniquely enables users to unify data across multi-cloud, hybrid and global applications to maximize business potential. Learn how Redis can give you this edge at redis.com.
