08.09.2016

REDI Expands Asia-Pacific Presence With Data Center Build-Out, Staff Additions

08.09.2016

REDI – HONG KONG –  REDI Global Technologies today announced the expansion of its Asia-Pacific data center infrastructure, as well as the addition of several new staff in the region. 

This builds on REDI’s points of presence across Asia, EMEA and the Americas, and reinforces its cross-regional, resilient mesh of data centers.  

“We see a tremendous amount of opportunity in Asia Pacific, and we’re pleased to expand our presence in the region by growing our operations there,” said Michael Rude, REDI’s Chief Revenue Officer. “This build out of our physical infrastructure in the region will allow us to provide a superior service to our clients trading into and within Asia by enhancing the performance, scalability and stability of our offering.” 

REDI has also expanded its headcount in Hong Kong over the last few months, adding client coverage, account management and infrastructure engineering staff in the region. The office, located in Hong Kong’s Central business district, is headed by Jason Yoon-Hendricks. 

“Providing the highest possible level of service has always been a primary objective, and something for which we pride ourselves. We’re happy to reinforce our commitment to the Asia-Pacific region by adding to our team in Hong Kong,” added Yoon-Hendricks. 

REDI’s Asia-Pacific offering includes a recently augmented suite of trade management tools supporting the full trade lifecycle. Clients interested in learning more about REDI’s platform in the region should contact their representative.
 

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