TransLattice Partners with Systems Integrator Lowry Computer Products
August 16, 2011
TransLattice, the distributed application and cloud computing company, today announced that Lowry Computing Products has become its latest systems integrator. Lowry is now able to offer its global customers the advantages of Lattice Computing, the deployment of applications in a geographically distributed manner, providing resilience, easy scaling and improved performance for end users at a lower cost..
"TransLattice offers a completely new approach to deploy transactional applications – in the cloud, on-premises or both," said Frank Huerta, CEO and co-founder of TransLattice. "Lowry is an ideal partner for implementing the TransLattice platform. For 37 years, Lowry has been delivering innovative technology solutions that solve customer business needs in a sensible, cost-effective way."
Designed to enable enterprises to cost-efficiently deliver applications with consistently high availability, the TransLattice Application Platform helps organizations establish resilient, scalable infrastructure while leveraging resources within the cloud.
The TransLattice Application Platform offers a distributed architecture, including the first truly geographically distributed relational database. It intelligently automates the process of distributing data and maintaining redundancy based on application and data usage, policy and geography, to deliver information where and when it is needed. As a result, enterprise applications become highly resilient against disasters and data loss, while scalability and performance limitations are eliminated.
"It is estimated that some businesses lose an average of about $5,000 per minute(1) during an outage, which can translate into enormous costs in down time and reputation damage," said Lowry’s vice president of sales, Steve Lowry. "TransLattice delivers a great platform to help customers achieve better performance around the world. With built-in redundancy and high availability, TransLattice helps to ensure customers get information where and when it is needed."