List of IBM Cloud Private Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased IBM Cloud Private for Apps Development from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using IBM Cloud Private for Apps Development include: Fuyao Group, a China based Manufacturing organisation with 26532 employees and revenues of $3.31 billion, NZ Police, a New Zealand based Government organisation with 14000 employees and revenues of $1.55 billion, Aflac Asset Management Japan, a Japan based Insurance organisation with 83 employees and revenues of $19.0 million and many others.
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Aflac Asset Management Japan | Insurance | 83 | $19M | Japan | IBM | IBM Cloud Private | Apps Development | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018 Aflac Asset Management Japan implemented IBM Cloud Private to support Apps Development, aiming to simplify and automate its IT infrastructure and accelerate engineering of new insurance products and digital services for the Japan market. The engagement began in 2018 as an IT modernization and digital services initiative and was expected to move to production-scale use within about a year.
The deployment centered on IBM Cloud Private as a private cloud platform for containerized application development, providing Kubernetes-based orchestration, an enterprise container image registry, integrated developer toolchains, and platform management console capabilities typical of an Apps Development platform. Configuration work emphasized enabling microservices-based application patterns, CI/CD pipelines, and developer self-service to shorten development cycles for product and digital services teams.
Operational scope targeted IT operations and product development functions within Aflac Asset Management Japan and was scoped for the Japan market rollout. Governance and rollout planning focused on phased production adoption within the stated one year timeframe, establishing platform operations processes, automated infrastructure provisioning, and developer access controls to support secure, repeatable application deliveries.
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Fuyao Group | Manufacturing | 26532 | $3.3B | China | IBM | IBM Cloud Private | Apps Development | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, Fuyao Group deployed IBM Cloud Private as part of a Smart Manufacturing initiative to integrate and manage enterprise applications across global manufacturing and business operations. Fuyao Group used IBM Cloud Private in the Apps Development category to consolidate manufacturing IT and to improve information flow and operational agility in China.
The deployment leveraged IBM Cloud Private platform capabilities typical for Apps Development, including container orchestration, a DevOps toolchain for application lifecycle management, and platform services to host microservices and containerized workloads. Configuration focused on centralizing application deployment patterns, standardizing runtime environments, and enabling automated CI CD pipelines to accelerate application delivery across plants.
Operational scope encompassed global manufacturing and business operations with particular emphasis on China, integrating enterprise applications across multiple plants to enable more consistent operational data exchange and coordination. Integrations focused on bringing plant-level applications and business systems onto a unified private cloud platform, reducing fragmentation in application management and enabling centralized monitoring and operational control.
Governance and rollout proceeded from consolidation objectives into production use within a year, with production-grade adoption reported following the initial 2018 deployment. Reported outcomes included improved coordination across plants, and the implementation established a centralized platform and standardized processes for application deployment and lifecycle governance across Fuyao Group manufacturing sites.
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NZ Police | Government | 14000 | $1.6B | New Zealand | IBM | IBM Cloud Private | Apps Development | 2018 | n/a |
In 2018, New Zealand Police deployed IBM Cloud Private as an Apps Development platform to accelerate delivery of new services for the organization, the program was initiated in the Oceania region. The program specifically targeted a mobile communications system for officers and established IBM Cloud Private as the core runtime environment for new application development and service rollout.
The implementation used IBM Cloud Private to host containerized application workloads and to enable cloud-native development patterns common to Apps Development, including Kubernetes orchestration, service segmentation, and pipeline-driven application builds. IBM Cloud Private served as the platform for packaging mobile services and APIs that support officer communications and related field applications.
Operational scope focused on public safety business functions, notably field operations and communications for front-line officers across New Zealand Police, with a production rollout estimated the following year in 2019. The deployment aligned platform delivery with application lifecycle and DevOps practices to shorten development-to-production cycles for mobile service releases.
Governance emphasized phased service rollout and platform-centered application governance, with IBM Cloud Private providing a unified environment for development, staging, and production. The initiative is described as improving operational agility in the public safety domain while delivering a platform foundation for future Apps Development work across New Zealand Police.
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