Zoho data centers would be operational by next month in Mumbai, Chennai
"Zoho One, its flagship suite of applications designed to put businesses completely in cloud, would come with new set of capabilities that will bridge the gap between different department and roles within an organisation," the statement said.
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City-based software firm Zoho Corporation today said the two data centers being set up by the company would be operational by next month. The data centers were coming up in Mumbai and Chennai, the company said in a statement.
"Zoho One, its flagship suite of applications designed to put businesses completely in the cloud, would come with new set of capabilities that will bridge the gap between different department and roles within an organization," the statement said.
"Zia-Zoho's Artificial Intelligence will soon respond to user queries by combining information from multiple apps", it said. "The adoption of Zoho One has exceeded our expectations and we hope to continue this momentum into its second year", Chief Executive Officer of Zoho Corp Sridhar Vembu said.
"The statistics clearly show that customers will use multiple apps from a single suite if those apps work together more deeply than a patchwork of products from different vendors", he said. The Zia for Zoho One -- Artificial Intelligence powered assistant was first introduced by Zoho CRM in 2016 and it would be extended to Zoho One.
Zia for Zoho One functions across various applications by using simple commands and can handle complex queries. The company also has plans to open the Zia platform for Zoho One users, allowing them to extend Zia with custom skill sets built to address their specific needs, it said.
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