Domo expands with a new data center in Canada

Cloud7 | March 05, 2020

Domo, provider of the Domo Business Cloud, announced its expansion into North America with the new data center in Canada. This new Domo data center in Canada provides localized support to Canadian customers from coast to coast. The Domo Business Cloud makes data spread across different platforms by giving companies BI leverage at cloud scale in record time. It also enables the consolidation of data for the usage of teams.

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