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  • Proact IT Group AB
    Box 4061 169 04 Solna Frösundaviks allé 1
    +46 8 410 666 00
    +46 8 623 18 56
    http://www.proact.eu
  • Jonas Hasselberg

    CEO and President


    +46 722 13 55 56
  • Noora Jayasekara

    CFO & VP Investor relations


    +46 70 318 92 97

    • Quotes

    “We are very pleased to have Magnus Lönn join Proact. He is a successful leader with the right experience to lead our largest business unit forward both strategically and commercially. Magnus' consulting background is valuable, as he understands customers' perspectives on digital transformation — a perfect starting point to develop Proact's offering and delivery
    Jonas Hasselberg, CEO and President of Proact IT Group AB
    For me, Proact is a significant player with a strong brand in the Nordic IT market, offering solid expertise and perhaps the most satisfied customers in the industry. Of course, as a "Proactivist" I am looking forward to being part of this winning team and leading an experienced, knowledgeable organisation forward. We build trust through our daily commitment to customers, while being a long-term and relevant partner that creates value through continued digital transformation
    Magnus Lönn, incumbent Business Unit Director Nordics & Baltics, Proact IT Group AB
    “It’s very pleasing to get solid confirmation for what we are already experiencing: that Proact has emerged from the pandemic with maintained trust from our customers.
    Lena Eskilsson, Managing Director, Proact IT Sweden AB
    IT providers who demonstrate expertise and transparency in their offering will be rewarded as customers are compelled to focus on costs and margins.
    Hans Werner, CEO, Radar Ecosystem Specialists
    Proact acts as an extension of our own team. They really are part of our IT organisation. They are not simply a traditional supplier, but a partner. They also understand that, due to the nature of our business, we often deal with highly sensitive data, and Proact is continuously helping us keep this protected as we adapt to new ways of working.
    Adil Bekkali, International Director of Information Technology at HRM
    Leveraging our expertise in the legal services sector across Europe allows us to provide services that are especially relevant for this industry.
    Mark van Liempt, Business Unit Director West, of Proact
    We are very pleased that the new framework agreements are finally in place, and Proact looks forward to extending our collaboration with all our public sector customers in Sweden. Our offering covers market leading solutions for modern IT infrastructure, while we also provide the expertise they need to drive further digitalisation.
    Lena Eskilsson, Managing Director, Proact IT Sweden AB
    It’s our pleasure to celebrate Proact as the winner of these four awards, Their success in implementing our technology and supporting our mutual customers testifies to a lasting partnership, and we are grateful to have Proact as a distinguished contributor to our Nordic business.
    Martin Wallin, Country Manager Sweden, NetApp
    We were seeking a well-established partner that can not only bring our systems into the 21st century, but also provide reliable support for the solutions they implement
    Stuart McHugh, Head of IT at Bates Wells
    This partnership is the latest success for Proact inside the legal services sector...
    Martin Thompson, Managing Director of Proact IT UK
    We chose Proact because besides a good technical solution we were above all looking for a solid partner for the longer term who can supply independent integrated solutions.
    Erwin Sparreboom, Senior IT Manager SBM Schiedam
    Proact was responsible for the implementation and management of the FlexPod project. Thanks to the excellent knowledge transfer, we can now grow and expand the project with our own people.
    Wim Nagels, ICT Director EMEA at A. Schulman
    “The leading IT magazine in Belgium, Data News, elected Wim Nagels as ICT Manager of the Year, Large Organizations last year. A laureate of such a prestigious election choosing for Back-up as a Service and FlexPod by Proact, is an important recognition of our capabilities. The combination of FlexPod and Back-up as a Service offers A. Schulman multiple advantages. Both A. Schulman and Proact are international companies, which also leads to interesting opportunities for future collaboration.”
    Jan Barbier, Sales Director Belgium at Proact
    We chose Proact because their extensive experience and leading edge technology were important to us.
    Kimmo Kauppinen, ICT Production Director at Kaisanet
    . It was vital for us to get better overview, control and power in our systems and Proacts solution has delivered just this
    Nils Bernlo, Systems manager, Tura Scandinavia AB
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    Howard Kennedy drives vision and business growth with managed cloud solution from Proact

    Leading data centre and cloud service provider Proact has helped domestic and international law firm Howard Kennedy power its significant digital transformation projects. Having completed two mergers since 2013, and with a 2020 vision to grow to a £100million company, Howard Kennedy looked to future-proof its IT systems by ensuring that the underlying infrastructure had the capacity and performance to support business growth.Following a performance review of existing systems, Proact looked to modernise Howard Kennedy’s architecture by designing and implementing a high performance and

    BYOD concerns, costs increasing

    Many people would take an unreasonably long time to recover their data if their IT systems were to go down, and tape backups still have an important part to play. These are the findings of a survey carried out for Norwegian storage experts.Proact charts Norwegian companies’ attitudes towards information management every year. This survey, carried out by an independent body, involves telephone interviews with 200 decision-makers and provides an insight into what Norwegian companies are thinking as regards storage and information management. Seven in ten respondents reckon that their

    Swedish IT managers invest heavily in disaster recovery

    Proact Storage Barometer: Enhanced disaster recovery tops the list of priority investments for IT managers, according to the Proact Storage Barometer, a survey involving IT managers from 100 listed companies and authorities.“This is a logical consequence of increased virtualisation and consolidation, which make companies more vulnerable,” says Per Sedihn, CTO at Proact.The Proact Storage Barometer shows that both authorities and listed companies are giving priority to investments in enhanced disaster protection. 50 % of IT managers surveyed stated that this area for investment is their

    Social media becoming more common internally at companies

    Proact Storage Barometer: Three out of ten companies use social media and chat internally with a view to relieving the load on their IT systems and handling rapidly growing quantities of information. These are the findings of the Proact Storage Barometer, a survey involving IT managers from 100 listed companies and authorities in Sweden.Swedish companies are grappling with ever increasing quantities of information which have to be managed and stored. Estimates from IDC and EMC predict that the amount of information created every year will increase 44-fold between 2009 and 2020*.

    E-mail crushing mobiles

    Oslo: Norwegian employees have spoken: If they have to get by without either e-mail or their phones for three days, mobiles go out of the window. “Norway would come to a standstill without e-mail,” says Eirik Pedersen, Proact’s Director of Sales and Marketing.It is a popular notion that Norwegians are entirely dependent on their mobiles, and the more functions new mobiles have, the more naked we feel without them. This perception gets a shot across the bows in a new survey. As part of the Storage Barometer, an annual report compiled by YouGov on behalf of storage specialists Proact,

    Major shortcomings in companies' disaster protection measures

    Authorities and listed companies are not very well equipped to deal with IT system breakdowns. 45 per cent of organisations - almost half - state that it would take at least a day and possibly up to several weeks before their systems could be used fully again following crashes in their most business-critical systems. These are the findings of the Proact Storage Barometer*, a survey involving IT managers from 100 listed companies and authorities."If the most critical system - the business system, financial system or production system, for example - goes down, this can have very severe

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