List of KeepIT Cloud Recovery Customers

Keepit

Per Henrik Lings Alle 4, 7,
Kobenhavn, 2100,
Denmark

https://www.keepit.com/

45 8987 7792

Professional Services

497

$60M

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Companies using KeepIT Cloud Recovery for Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) include: SIG plc, a United Kingdom based Manufacturing organisation with 7000 employees and revenues of $3.57 billion, Lasselsberger, a Austria based Manufacturing organisation with 13200 employees and revenues of $1.00 billion, Saxo Bank, a Denmark based Banking and Financial Services organisation with 2300 employees and revenues of $550.0 million, Keskisuomalainen, a Finland based Media organisation with 2445 employees and revenues of $240.7 million, ALPLA Inc., a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 1400 employees and revenues of $200.0 million and many others.

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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	SI	Insight Source
ALPLA Inc.	Manufacturing	1400	$200M	United States	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2018	n/a	In 2018, ALPLA Inc. implemented KeepIT Cloud Recovery as its Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solution to provide Microsoft 365 backup and recovery for the IT infrastructure team. KeepIT Cloud Recovery was positioned to safeguard cloud SaaS data while supporting ALPLA’s rapid cloud migration and global expansion efforts. The implementation configured automated user discovery and provisioning so new Microsoft 365 users are automatically added to the backup set, and it established long term retention capabilities with storage options up to 10 years. The deployment leveraged KeepIT Cloud Recovery’s intelligent search and eDiscovery filters, including the ability to generate secure download links for exact-file restores, enabling faster identification and return of data for audits and breach response. Operationally the solution is owned by ALPLA’s IT Infrastructure organization and is used to manage data for 10,000 plus users, providing an independent multi region cloud footprint that keeps ALPLA’s data storage choice separate from Microsoft locations to support EU GDPR compliance. Governance changes focused on retention policy enforcement and self service restores, while ALPLA also cited reduced administrative effort and avoided on premise scaling costs as reasons the KeepIT Cloud Recovery approach was preferable to maintaining internal backup infrastructure.
Keskisuomalainen	Media	2445	$241M	Finland	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2016	n/a	In 2016, Keskisuomalainen implemented KeepIT Cloud Recovery. Keskisuomalainen implemented KeepIT Cloud Recovery, a Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solution to provide third-party protection for its Microsoft 365 environment and to ensure recoverability of business-critical data for Finland's largest media company. KeepIT Cloud Recovery was configured to deliver automated backups and rapid restore capabilities, giving ICT teams simple, searchable access to user data and direct shareable restores. The implementation emphasized off-site retention within the EU at a physical location distinct from Microsoft, aligning data residency and availability requirements with the ICT Architect's specifications. Operational coverage targeted Microsoft 365 workloads across the Keskisuomalainen group and its subsidiaries, protecting company-wide business-critical content created during the cloud journey. Integration focused on extracting and preserving Microsoft 365 data into KeepIT Cloud Recovery storage, establishing an independent recovery copy separate from the native provider. Governance and process changes centered on adopting a true third-party backup model to mitigate the risk of a single provider outage and to provide clear ownership and access to backups. Outcomes called out by the customer include straightforward, all-inclusive pricing, easier and faster restores that reduce operating complexity, and continuous direct access to backed up data.
Lasselsberger	Manufacturing	13200	$1.0B	Austria	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2019	n/a	In 2019, Lasselsberger implemented KeepIT Cloud Recovery as its Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solution to protect Microsoft 365 data. Before the move to cloud backup, enterprise data was stored locally on more than 1,000 computers and servers across locations, creating a major risk of data loss and potential downtime that could affect supply chain continuity and daily global operations. The KeepIT Cloud Recovery deployment provisioned a dedicated private cloud storage location independent of Microsoft public cloud, centralizing automated backup and retention policy enforcement. Functional capabilities implemented include automated backup of Microsoft 365 data, granular recovery and intuitive user interface, instant recovery, and secure, shareable recovery links with custom expiration. The implementation emphasized rapid data sharing across subsidiaries, with restored content reported to be shareable in about 30 seconds. Operational integration centers on Microsoft 365 backup and restore workflows, covering OneDrive and Microsoft Teams content and supporting Group IT Infrastructure across Lasselsberger subsidiaries and global sites. The platform was positioned to address increases in remote collaboration and Teams usage, while shifting backup administration away from numerous on premise machines to a centralized data protection cloud. Governance and process changes included automatic backup scheduling that removed manual update tasks for backup software and reduced the number of infrastructure specialists required to administer M365 data. KeepIT Cloud Recovery was implemented with all inclusive pricing that includes 1TB storage per user and long term retention options, consolidating backup administration into a dedicated data protection cloud for the Lasselsberger Group.
	Banking and Financial Services	2300	$550M	Denmark	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2019	n/a
	Manufacturing	7000	$3.6B	United Kingdom	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2017	n/a
	Life Sciences	690	$100M	Denmark	KeepIT	KeepIT Cloud Recovery	Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)	2018	n/a

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