Backup for Microsoft 365 enhances business for Technical Energy Supplier
Case Study
Protecting critical data and allowing unlimited storage for Energy Maintenance and Management Supplier
As a leading provider in their field, Stowen’s rapidly growing business required secure backups and unlimited storage to support additional users.
Restore functionality for Microsoft 365
Stowen Group recognised that Microsoft 365 does not provide a backup solution or the ability to restore objects once they are permanently deleted beyond its retention policy. While the platform prioritises high availability, it offers no recovery options beyond the standard one-month retention period.
Therefore, they were looking for a provider to backup their MS365 suite and to find a solution that covered their SharePoint data and email objects.
Deployment of Veeam Backup and Replication
CT provided expert guidance on the deployment of Veeam backup and replication to protect Stowen Group’s Microsoft 365 suite. The solution was designed to deliver robust, backup capabilities with unlimited storage and a tailored retention policy. This ensured comprehensive data protection across all Microsoft 365 services, including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, OneDrive for Business and Microsoft Teams.
Stowen gained the ability to recover emails, files and collaboration data quickly and efficiently, regardless of whether items were accidentally deleted, corrupted or lost beyond Microsoft’s standard retention periods. The tailored setup not only met the organisation’s compliance requirements but also provided the scalability needed to support ongoing business growth.
Client
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“The backup of our MS365 suite provides us with valuable peace of mind that all critical data is protected. We are able to perform granular file restore or entire directories, and also email restore or entire mailboxes. The unlimited storage offering allows us to add new users easily as our business grows with all services provided by CT requiring very little maintenance from our side.”
Nick Williams, Technology Manager at Stowens Ltd
