Translattice Transforms Enterprise Application Infrastructure

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Translattice, the predictive data and distributed application company, today announces its company launch, unveiling an innovative approach to computing infrastructure. Translattice represents a radical change in the way enterprise applications and data are provisioned, significantly reducing costs and deployment complexity, while improving system reliability. By anticipating application and data needs based on policy, usage and geography, Translattice delivers information when and where it is needed.

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"With the growing complexity of global enterprise computing, including support for remote offices and mobile workers, application performance challenges are often magnified, yet can be more difficult to identify, diagnose and proactively prevent," said Jasmine Noel, technology analyst and co-founder of Ptak, Noel and Associates. "IT professionals are expected to deliver applications with consistently high availability and performance to global and mobile workers. They must also deliver a highly elastic and robust infrastructure under tight budgets. Translattice's approach creates a new opportunity for IT professionals to hit both targets."

Business continuity, scalability and application performance have always been critical to well-running applications. Today, organizations are also wrestling with ways to leverage the cloud while maintaining control of their data. Yet, conventional architectures often present significant challenges in preserving application availability and delivering acceptable performance, especially for remote and mobile workers.

With Translattice, fundamental infrastructure components such as load balancing, application runtimes, and relational storage reside on identical, easily deployed nodes. The application infrastructure can be spread across global enterprises, allowing even small and remote offices to enjoy increased user productivity and improved performance. Capacity and scalability are easily increased by adding nodes, which may be deployed on-premise, in the cloud, or a combination of both. If a site becomes unreachable due to an outage, geographic redundancy preserves the availability of applications and data.

"Translattice offers a completely different approach to computing infrastructure for distributed applications," said Frank Huerta, CEO and Co-founder of Translattice. "Representing a fundamental transformation in enterprise architecture, Translattice enables organizations to improve application performance and easily scale IT capabilities while ensuring business continuity."

Presently, the vast majority of enterprise applications are deployed centrally. A wide range of technologies, such as federation, WAN optimization, and local database replicas are used as part of a patchwork approach to improve performance and reliability for remote workers. However, as long as infrastructure remains fundamentally centralized, reliability and user experience will remain problematic.

"By starting from scratch, we've created a system that meets the needs of today's global enterprises," said Michael Lyle, CTO and co-founder of Translattice. "We combined novel approaches with the best work from industry and academia in distributed technology. The result is what has eluded the industry for 30 years: a fully distributed application environment with no single point of failure or bottlenecks."

About Translattice

Translattice is the predictive data and distributed application company that provides information when and where it is needed. Translattice anticipates application and data needs based on policy, usage and geography and significantly reduces costs and deployment complexity while improving system reliability. For more information, please visit www.translattice.com.

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