Berenschot Group Chooses ZXFactory

ZXFactory BV announced that the company’s new DR-a-a-S (Disaster
Recovery as a Service) offering, ZX Continue, has been selected by the
Berenschot Group BV.

Named one of the top 3 consulting firms by Management Team magazine, Berenschot
is an independent management consulting firm with 450 employees worldwide. ZX
Continue is powered by Zerto
Virtual Replication, a hypervisor-based replication
solution.

"With ZX Continue, using
Zerto technology, it is easy to quickly and efficiently failover the
datacenter," said Jan Willem van der Grift, head of IT services at
Berenschot. "In case of disaster,
the datacenter can be completely up and running at the failover location even
before our employees log in again at home after leaving the office. With ZX
Continue and Zerto, the production data loss is minimal."

ZXFactory is a cloud provider in The Netherlands offering a
DR-a-a-S solution for VMware environments.

By using Zerto’s cloud offering,
including multi-tenant architecture, infrastructure abstraction and full VMware
vCloud Director integration, ZXFactory can provide ant offering that
protects even mission-critical applications in the cloud. Zerto Virtual
Replication is a hypervisor-based business continuity and DR solution, which
replicates data within the virtual infrastructure instead of in the storage
arrays. This means that ZX Continue does not need to match each customer’s
brand of storage in order to provide replication services.

"Implementing a DR solution for our customers
used to be complicated and time-consuming involving a lot of customization and
scripting and was difficult to test," said Chango Eersel, Director,
ZXFactory. "Zerto has eliminated
this complexity, enabling us to offer simple, straightforward DR-as-a-Service
to our customers. It is automated and efficient, but still tailored to fit our
customers’ business needs. By implementing Zerto for our customer Berenschot,
we have made it possible for them to continue to do business even if a disaster
severely impacts their server infrastructure"