Apr 2, 2020
Having raised in excess of $1million, the tech startup aims to support businesses through this difficult spell by modernizing their approach to technology.

April 1, 2020 / / —
Thursday, 2nd April. Bucharest, Romania: An SaaS (software as a service) company has confirmed its intentions to support hundreds of SMEs through the difficulties of COVID-19 by providing free cloud migrations that enable clients to enjoy optimized performance, speed, and uptime through its advanced auto-pilot systems.
A Simple Solution In Difficult Times
The palpable shift towards cloud computing has been evident across multiple industries and countries in recent years, and the breakout of COVID-19 has sent the demand for IT resources facilitated by cloud technologies through the roof. While many SMEs and firms do not know how to implement the transition to cloud-based facilities, Bunnyshell provides a simple solution that is now spearheaded by free migrations.
The cloud computing specialists are providing free migrations for SMEs that have been economically affected by COVID-19 across multiple sectors, but will pay special attention to Medical, NGO’s and Educational companies that are actively pursuing solutions to their coronavirus-inflicted problems and long-term requirements. The business facilitates smooth transitions to support recovery and evolution for its clients for internal and external communications.
Bunnyshell's CEO, Alin Dobra, stated: “When it comes to installing applications on cloud infrastructure, things get complicated. It requires a system administrator to choose the best solution or architecture to make the settings and installations. This is where Bunnyshell comes in, so that, with just two to three clicks, anyone can install and launch cloud applications.”
Transferring data and facilities to the cloud, which covers Google Hangouts, Dropbox, and iCloud, as well as the internal software solutions will open the doors to a new way of working. In turn, remote interactions can drive companies through the COVID-19 pandemic and towards an even brighter future.
A Tech Solution Supported By Early Game Ventures
Founded in March 2018, Bunnyshell's SaaS platform serves to simplify the usage of a cloud platform, from the very beginning. Everything from coding to production is handled with efficiency and care to create an auto-pilot platform that allows businesses to manage their cloud-based tech with ease.
Advanced capabilities are supported by the company's desire to support SMEs through an unprecedented period of transition, which has subsequently gained backing to the tune of $1m through a partnership with Early Game Ventures.
Dan Călugareanu, Partner of Early Game Ventures, said of the link: “Bunnyshell wants to change the world by making the cloud accessible. Installing and launching servers, monitoring and scaling them, as well as security in the cloud, you can all solve them in minutes. The automation developed by Bunnyshell democratize access to cloud infrastructure – these are some of the arguments that made us invest in the Bunnyshell team.”
While times are hard for businesses right now, especially in the sectors that are essential to society, the implementation of cloud technology could not be easier.
More information is available at bunnyshell.com. Alternatively, BunnyShell's press contact Alexandru Golub can be contacted at 0040 734 625 423 or [email protected].
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