Published by Gbaf News
Posted on April 13, 2018
6 min readLast updated: January 21, 2026
Europe’s Leading Independent Provider of IT Infrastructure Services Will Deliver BlueData’s Containerized Big Data Platform in the German Market
BlueData®, provider of the leading Big-Data-as-a-Service (BDaaS) software platform today announced a partnership with Computacenter Germany. The agreement will enable the IT infrastructure services provider to offer BlueData EPIC software to their enterprise IT customers in the German market.
“Enabling users through the efficient and secure provision of data on-demand means connecting them to meaningful information held in core systems and data center infrastructures, both on or off customers’ premises and in the cloud,” said Dr. Peter Meitz, lead consultant and solution architect for Big Data at Computacenter Germany. “BlueData is a powerful and innovative solution for Big-Data-as-a-Service and hybrid IT, and it will add huge value to our customers in this area.”
BlueData has earned recognition for its innovations in using Docker containers to streamline the provisioning of Big Data workloads in an on-demand, elastic, and multi-tenant architecture. Using BlueData’s EPIC platform, IT organizations can improve agility and reduce costs for their Big Data infrastructure – with the ability to spin up instant clusters for Hadoop, Spark, and other large-scale distributed frameworks – while ensuring enterprise-class performance and security.
The company recently announced support for GPU acceleration and deep learning tools (e.g. BigDL, TensorFlow), and introduced initial availability for BlueData EPIC on Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure in addition to Amazon Web Services. BlueData is the first and only Big-Data-as-a-Service solution that can be implemented on-premises, in the public cloud, or in hybrid and multi-cloud deployment models.
“Enterprises in all geographies are embarking on digital transformation and they see the promise of Big Data analytics, data science, and machine learning technologies,” said Kevin Dunn, BlueData’s director of sales for Europe, Middle East, and Africa. “But they need a faster, simpler, easier, and more cost-effective deployment model. BlueData’s solution delivers dramatically faster-time-to-value for these organizations.”
BlueData is building strong partnerships to establish its worldwide presence, and the company accelerated its momentum and expansion into new international markets over this past year with 228% annual growth.
“Computacenter is widely regarded as the ‘go to’ IT provider for many businesses and government organizations throughout Europe,” said Dunn. “We’re excited to partner with Computacenter Germany to further extend our global reach as the leading Big-Data-as-Service software platform. Together, we can deliver an end-to-end solution to unlock the business value of Big Data for our joint customers.”
BlueData is participating and speaking at events in Germany and the UK over the coming months, including DataWorks Summit Berlin (April 16-19) and Strata Data Conference London (May 22-24):
Europe’s Leading Independent Provider of IT Infrastructure Services Will Deliver BlueData’s Containerized Big Data Platform in the German Market
BlueData®, provider of the leading Big-Data-as-a-Service (BDaaS) software platform today announced a partnership with Computacenter Germany. The agreement will enable the IT infrastructure services provider to offer BlueData EPIC software to their enterprise IT customers in the German market.
“Enabling users through the efficient and secure provision of data on-demand means connecting them to meaningful information held in core systems and data center infrastructures, both on or off customers’ premises and in the cloud,” said Dr. Peter Meitz, lead consultant and solution architect for Big Data at Computacenter Germany. “BlueData is a powerful and innovative solution for Big-Data-as-a-Service and hybrid IT, and it will add huge value to our customers in this area.”
BlueData has earned recognition for its innovations in using Docker containers to streamline the provisioning of Big Data workloads in an on-demand, elastic, and multi-tenant architecture. Using BlueData’s EPIC platform, IT organizations can improve agility and reduce costs for their Big Data infrastructure – with the ability to spin up instant clusters for Hadoop, Spark, and other large-scale distributed frameworks – while ensuring enterprise-class performance and security.
The company recently announced support for GPU acceleration and deep learning tools (e.g. BigDL, TensorFlow), and introduced initial availability for BlueData EPIC on Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure in addition to Amazon Web Services. BlueData is the first and only Big-Data-as-a-Service solution that can be implemented on-premises, in the public cloud, or in hybrid and multi-cloud deployment models.
“Enterprises in all geographies are embarking on digital transformation and they see the promise of Big Data analytics, data science, and machine learning technologies,” said Kevin Dunn, BlueData’s director of sales for Europe, Middle East, and Africa. “But they need a faster, simpler, easier, and more cost-effective deployment model. BlueData’s solution delivers dramatically faster-time-to-value for these organizations.”
BlueData is building strong partnerships to establish its worldwide presence, and the company accelerated its momentum and expansion into new international markets over this past year with 228% annual growth.
“Computacenter is widely regarded as the ‘go to’ IT provider for many businesses and government organizations throughout Europe,” said Dunn. “We’re excited to partner with Computacenter Germany to further extend our global reach as the leading Big-Data-as-Service software platform. Together, we can deliver an end-to-end solution to unlock the business value of Big Data for our joint customers.”
BlueData is participating and speaking at events in Germany and the UK over the coming months, including DataWorks Summit Berlin (April 16-19) and Strata Data Conference London (May 22-24):
Explore more articles in the Top Stories category
