Sweden’s leading business school chooses Swedish IT infrastructure from Nordlo
The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) is moving large parts of its infrastructure to Nordlo’s private cloud solution hosted in Swedish data centres.
“Data sovereignty and maintaining control over our data are absolutely essential. We have high requirements for both security and ease of use, and working with a Swedish partner puts us in a stronger position to meet the requirements of GDPR and NIS2,” says Pär Kempe, CTO at the Stockholm School of Economics.
Divari Ore Tito, Sales Manager at Nordlo in Stockholm.
The agreement between the Stockholm School of Economics and Nordlo covers infrastructure and operations, including server platforms, storage, monitoring and backup. In total, more than 100 servers and large volumes of data are being migrated to Nordlo’s data centres in Stockholm.
“Nordlo being a Swedish and ISO-certified provider also makes it easier for us to meet the requirements of NIS2 and GDPR. With Nordlo, we have a knowledgeable provider that understands our needs and enables us to scale up or down easily.”
The solution is based on Proxmox, an open-source virtualisation platform.
“We have high expectations when it comes to ease of use, while also wanting greater cost control and to avoid expensive licensing agreements. Nordlo has extensive expertise in Proxmox and the skills required to help us realise the full benefits of the platform in a cost-effective way.”
“Nordlo actively identifies technologies and delivery models that create tangible value for our customers. We combine this with our own infrastructure and expertise to create a solution that is both stable and cost-effective,” says Divari Ore Tito, Sales Manager at Nordlo in Stockholm.
The move reduces the need for SSE to operate and maintain its own server infrastructure.
“The Stockholm School of Economics gets the capacity it needs today, while retaining the flexibility to adapt its environment as its needs change.”
The migration has been under way since spring 2026 and is being carried out in stages to minimise disruption to operations.
“For SSE, which conducts education and research and manages large volumes of information, including students’ personal data, security, data storage in Sweden, availability and stability have been key requirements when selecting the solution. Our Swedish data centres are an important part of the delivery,” says Divari Ore Tito.
For more information:
Divari Ore Tito, Sales Manager, Nordlo Stockholm, +46 76 050 09 39, divari.ore@nordlo.com
Caroline Peterson-Ullstrand, CMO & CCO, Nordlo, +46 72 562 87 55, caroline.peterson-ullstrand@nordlo.com
Nordlo is one of the leading providers of cloud and infrastructure services in the Nordic region. The company offer scalable operational solutions, managed services and full outsourcing of IT and digitalisation services to companies and public sector organisations. Through close cooperation and sustainable choices of innovative technology, Nordlo helps customers to strengthen their competitiveness and drive digitalisation forward. Nordlo has a turnover of SEK 2.5 billion and approximately 1000 employees at locations throughout Sweden and large parts of Norway. https://nordlo.com/en
Tags: