As part of the growth, the database organisation say they have experienced 100% increase in total contract value, 55% billings growth and a 50% rise in average deal sizes.

Increased drive and innovation

The firm claims the progress is driven by product innovation and a rise in demand for data solutions that are able to handle IoT, mobile and internet applications at scale. It also believes the growth is due to a rise in the adoption of its multicloud to edge NoSQL database along with the company’s use of strategic partnerships.

Overall, this has led to a 70% increase in business, the oraganisation says.

Couchbase has also expanded its print in global tech by opening offices in Manchester and San Francisco to accommodate its increasing work force.

“Continued Focus”

Matt Cain, President and CEO of Couchbase has commented on the good news. He says: “The first half of our fiscal 2020 demonstrates our continued focus and commitment to all of these areas as we accelerate growth of our technical innovation, our customer base, and our talent. Couchbase has been uniquely architected to enable the most business-critical applications for the largest enterprises in the world.  No other database in the market can match our capabilities. The momentum we’ve built so far this year underscores this reality.”

To celebrate the success, Couchbase closed its largest single new logo to date and also added multiple new logos to a range of new and existing customers.

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In conjunction with Enterprise Strategy Group, the study showed that development and security teams have conflicting priorities, such as focusing on product innovation and the creation of DevOps environments, with 58% of survey respondents stating that their organisation is taking a collaborative approach to securing applications.

In hope to determine security and development professionals’ views of application security and software development trends, the research shows that 43% of participants said that organisations currently using application security solutions are more efficient than reactively patching production systems.

‘Innovation and economic growth’

Only 8% believe that adding application security into the development process would slow down a DevOps environment, and 45% said that respondents whose organisation has adopted formal DevOps principles makes work easier for software development teams.

“Software continues to be the major driver of innovation and economic growth. Eliminating perception that there is friction between security and development is a priority for IT professionals,” said Pete Chestna, Director of Developer Engagement, Veracode.

“The positive perception of how security and DevOps can align, as indicated by this research, shows that development teams can and should consider security, an integral part of their process,” she added.

The research also showed that 70% plan to increase application security in the next 12-24 months.

Written from press release by Leah Alger

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