PagerDuty announced the expansion of its Japanese operations through a strategic partnership with Japan Cloud.
The new joint venture, PagerDuty Japan, further enables PagerDuty to support this transition with an experienced local team.
“The PagerDuty Operations Cloud is becoming the standard for modern enterprises that want to succeed in a digital-first world,” said Jennifer Tejada, chairperson and CEO of PagerDuty. “Japan is home to some of the most digitally mature companies in the world. We expect PagerDuty Japan to accelerate our growth in a critical region and to reaffirm our commitment as a global leader.”
The PagerDuty Japan team will report into Natalie Fair, PagerDuty regional lead, APJ, who has two decades of technology experience, particularly in the emerging technologies, enterprise and digital transformation arenas. PagerDuty already counts notable Japanese companies such as Yahoo Japan, NTT DoCoMo and iret as customers.
Japan Cloud has a demonstrated track record of scaling U.S. enterprise software companies in the Japanese market, including Appito, BlackLine, Brze, Coupa, New Relic and WalkMe.
“Digital operations management is critical for Japanese companies as they adapt to an always-on world,” said Aruna Basnayake, CEO of Japan Cloud.
PagerDuty Japan is actively hiring for in-country sales, support, service, marketing and operations personnel.
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