Enterprise Technology Show Featuring Couchbase

Couchbase, headquartered in San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley, and listed on Nasdaq, is a NoSQL vendor that develops Couchbase Server, an open-source, NoSQL, document-oriented database optimised for interactive applications.

The platform provides unmatched agility and manageability – as well as unparalleled performance at any scale – to deliver ever-richer and ever-more-personalized customer experiences.

As organisations look to go to market rapidly in sync with the changing and dynamic market environment, many are looking to develop provision applications at pace. This is important for employees dealing with customers but also in provisioning self service customer online applications that need to be secure, scalable and powerful.

The Southeast Asia region is becoming a hot bed for software development, especially cloud native applications and platforms.

Couchbase’s Regional Vice President Asia Pacific & Japan Stuart Fisher, discusses why the ability to be agile, scalable, elastic and secure is imperative for development teams – especially in the fintech, ecommerce, public sector (contact tracing, G2C self service platforms).

Stuart gives his views on how the Southeast Asia landscape is changing, some the key trends in the region, and also talks about:

Couchbase core technology and key advantages
The focused key sectors and customers in Asia
How Couchbase’s clients use the products and solutions
The key drivers influencing agile and scalable development for enterprises in Asia
Business composability and why enterprises should focus on developing high-composability
The best practices leaders can adopt to ensure they are on the right path to high-composability and a seamless development process
How agile scalable development leads to success for enterprises
How an open source environment and public cloud benefit development teams when rolling out applications and the value it presents for application deployment
Key trends for development teams in Asia to leverage in 2022
His transition from a private to a public company and how leadership management in the region changed over the last two decades.