Mambu, a Germany-based provider of off-site management information systems to microfinance institutions (MFIs), recently engaged the NCC Group, a US-based provider of security services relating to technology and intellectual property, to provide redundancy to Mambu customers in case of a failure of its software-as-a-service “cloud” systems. The agreement allows Mambu’s 100 MFI customers to run their software, which includes portfolio management, client tracking and other functionalities, on NCC’s servers for up to 90 days if Mambu’s servers fail.
From its offices in four European countries, Mambu serves MFIs in 26 countries that reach 1 million clients. In addition to the US, NCC has offices in Australia and four European countries.
By the MicroCapital Team
About Mambu:
Mambu is a company that offers a cloud-based software application for microfinance institutions (MFIs). It provides functionality such as portfolio management, client tracking, transaction auditing and reporting. Mambu, which is located in Berlin, Germany, serves approximately 100 MFIs in 26 countries reaching 1 million clients as of 2015. In addition to Berlin, the company also has offices in London, England; Lausanne, Switzerland; and Iasi, Romania.
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