MongoDB has unveiled a new Asia Pacific Strategic Partner Program aimed at accelerating the region’s transition from legacy infrastructure to modern, AI-driven applications. The invite-only initiative reflects the company’s growing focus on building a high-impact ecosystem of partners capable of driving enterprise AI adoption and large-scale modernization projects.
The program is designed to identify and invest in a select group of partners with deep architectural expertise, strong local market knowledge, and proven customer relationships. Early participants include Sieger, SoftwareOne, and ICS Compute, each playing a key role in expanding MongoDB’s footprint across critical APAC markets.
As part of its regional expansion strategy, MongoDB plans to increase the size of its APAC partner team by 50 percent by the end of the fiscal year. At the same time, the company aims to quadruple the number of strategically engaged partners, signaling a significant scale-up of its ecosystem-driven growth model.
A major focus of the initiative is accelerating enterprise AI adoption. Organizations across Asia Pacific are increasingly challenged by the need to manage vast volumes of unstructured data, a critical requirement for deploying generative AI applications.
MongoDB’s integrated, AI-ready data platform addresses this challenge by combining a flexible document model with built-in vector search capabilities and embedding models from Voyage AI. This unified architecture allows enterprises to build semantic search applications and generative AI agents directly on operational data, eliminating the complexity and cost associated with fragmented technology stacks.
According to Bidhan Roy, Vice President of Partners for APAC at MongoDB, the growing complexity of generative AI and legacy modernization requires a more strategic and deeply aligned partner ecosystem. The company is prioritizing partners with strong local capabilities and investing in their success to create what he describes as “force multipliers” across the region. This approach is expected to reduce delivery risk, shorten time-to-market, and provide customers with trusted advisors capable of integrating technology, skills, and strategy.
The Strategic Partner Program also emphasizes enabling partners with advanced resources and capabilities. This includes access to specialized architect and application delivery certifications to ensure a highly skilled talent pool for complex modernization initiatives. The program further supports verticalization and localization, enabling partners to address region-specific requirements such as regulatory compliance in markets like India and Singapore.
In addition, MongoDB is equipping partners with structured modernization pathways, offering tools and blueprints to help enterprises transition from legacy systems to modern architectures optimized for AI workloads. Joint go-to-market strategies, co-branded marketing assets, and best-practice playbooks are also part of the initiative, enabling partners to scale their business and accelerate customer outcomes.
The company is already seeing tangible results from its evolved partner strategy. In China, MongoDB is collaborating with Sieger to integrate its data platform into a unified go-to-market model, supporting enterprises in scaling globally. Sieger has leveraged MongoDB Atlas to help a major smartphone manufacturer expand rapidly across international markets.
In India, MongoDB is working closely with SoftwareOne to address the growing demand for legacy modernization. By combining SoftwareOne’s cloud migration and managed services expertise with MongoDB’s flexible data platform, enterprises are able to modernize core applications faster and move toward production-ready AI deployments.
Meanwhile, in Indonesia, the partnership with ICS Compute is helping enterprises across sectors such as banking, retail, and manufacturing transition from fragmented legacy systems to scalable, AI-ready data architectures. This collaboration is particularly focused on enabling organizations to convert existing data assets into actionable insights and AI-driven business value.
MongoDB reported Q4-2025 revenue of $695.1 million, an increase of 27 percent. Out of this, subscription revenue of MongoDB was $673.1 million (+ 27 percent).
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