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Eisoo is a Chinese cloud-computing and enterprise data-management company focused on synchronization, file sharing, backup, disaster recovery, virtualization management, and related cloud services.

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Overview

Eisoo, formally EISOO Information Technology Corp., is a Chinese information-technology company whose business centers on enterprise data management and cloud computing. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and was founded in 2006 by Frank He, originally operating under the name EISOO Software Co., Ltd. Its portfolio has developed around the protection, movement, organization, and analysis of business data rather than around consumer internet services. The company’s early activities concentrated on backup and disaster-recovery software and appliances. During its first decade, Eisoo worked with international technology and security companies on data-protection solutions. Its disclosed collaborations included a backup utility associated with BitDefender Total Security 2008, disaster-recovery solutions for IBM servers, and a Dell partnership involving backup products for small and medium-sized businesses. Eisoo also reported that its SuperBackup software was selected by Microsoft China for inclusion in a Microsoft promotional package. These relationships helped position the company as an enterprise backup and infrastructure-protection provider. Before 2016, Eisoo promoted three principal product and service lines: AnyShare, AnyBackup, and EISOO Managed Cloud Service, commonly abbreviated as EMCS. AnyBackup represented the company’s backup and disaster-recovery capabilities, while AnyShare addressed private file-cloud and enterprise synchronization and sharing requirements. EMCS extended the offering into managed cloud services. In 2011, Eisoo introduced a secure document-management appliance, and in 2014 it released AnyShare 3.5, described in the reference material as China’s first private file cloud. These developments reflected a gradual expansion from conventional backup utilities toward broader enterprise content and data-management infrastructure. In 2015, the company changed its corporate name from EISOO Software Co., Ltd. to EISOO Information Technology Corp. and began a more explicit transition toward cloud computing. The same period saw Eisoo promote intelligent data-management solutions in connection with the emerging CAM trend. Its later product strategy added analytics and artificial-intelligence capabilities to the existing data-protection and cloud portfolio. In 2017, Eisoo introduced AnyRobot Log Management and Analytics for Enterprise and also launched EISOO AI, described as an artificial-intelligence-powered international trading platform using AnyRobot technology. Eisoo continued developing the EISOO AI proposition with AnyRobot 2.0 in 2018 and undertook an international promotional effort supported by a reported budget of one million U.S. dollars. The available reference material does not establish the campaign’s precise markets, commercial results, ownership structure, financial performance, or current executive team. Accordingly, Eisoo is best characterized on the available evidence as an active Chinese enterprise-technology brand with roots in backup and disaster recovery and a broader later focus on private cloud, managed cloud services, data management, log analytics, and artificial-intelligence-related services.

History

Eisoo was established in April 2006 as EISOO Software Co., Ltd. by Frank He. Its initial business was built around enterprise backup, data protection, and disaster recovery. In April 2007, the company cooperated with BitDefender Ltd. to provide a full backup utility for BitDefender Total Security 2008. In January 2008, Eisoo released version 2.1 of its AnyBackup appliance in China. Later that year, its SuperBackup software was selected by Microsoft China for inclusion in a Microsoft promotional package. Eisoo also supplied disaster-recovery solutions for IBM servers, including the System x3610 and System x3100. The company expanded its technology partnerships in 2009. In July, it worked with Dell on the Dell PowerBackup Solution, and in November Dell and EISOO Technology entered a strategic partnership to launch joint data-backup products for small and medium-sized businesses. These projects reinforced Eisoo’s early identity as a provider of infrastructure software and appliances intended to protect organizational data. In 2011, Eisoo published a secure document-management appliance, broadening its activities beyond conventional backup. In 2014, it released AnyShare 3.5, a private file-cloud product presented in the reference material as China’s first private file cloud. AnyShare gave the company a platform for enterprise file synchronization, sharing, and controlled access, while AnyBackup continued to address backup and recovery. Until 2016, the company’s main promoted lines were AnyShare, AnyBackup, and EISOO Managed Cloud Service, or EMCS. Eisoo’s strategic direction became more explicitly cloud-oriented in 2015. The company changed its name from EISOO Software Co., Ltd. to EISOO Information Technology Corp. and promoted intelligent data-management solutions associated with the CAM trend. This represented a shift from a narrower backup-software identity toward a broader data-management and cloud-services portfolio. In 2017, Eisoo added AnyRobot Log Management and Analytics for Enterprise. The same year, it released EISOO AI, described as an artificial-intelligence-based international trading platform powered by AnyRobot. In 2018, Eisoo released EISOO AI with AnyRobot 2.0 and began an international promotional effort reportedly supported by a budget of one million U.S. dollars. The available source material does not provide verified details about the campaign’s performance, subsequent corporate ownership, financial results, or the company’s current management. Its documented historical trajectory nevertheless shows a progression from backup and disaster recovery to private cloud, managed cloud services, enterprise analytics, and AI-related offerings.

  • 2018

    AnyRobot 2.0 and international promotion

    [1]

    Eisoo releases EISOO AI with AnyRobot 2.0 and starts an international promotional initiative.

  • 2017

    AnyRobot and EISOO AI introduced

    [1]

    Eisoo launches AnyRobot enterprise log management and analytics and introduces EISOO AI as an AI-powered international trading service.

  • 2015

    Corporate renaming and cloud transition

    [1]

    The company changes its name to EISOO Information Technology Corp. and begins a stronger transition toward cloud computing.

  • 2014

    AnyShare 3.5 released

    [1]

    Eisoo releases AnyShare 3.5, a private file-cloud platform.

  • 2011

    Secure document-management appliance

    [1]

    Eisoo publishes a secure document-management appliance.

  • 2009

    Dell backup partnership

    [1]

    Eisoo works with Dell on PowerBackup and later enters a strategic partnership for joint data-protection products aimed at small and medium-sized businesses.

  • 2008

    AnyBackup appliance released in China

    [1]

    Eisoo releases AnyBackup appliance version 2.1 in China.

  • 2008

    SuperBackup selected for a Microsoft China package

    [1]

    Microsoft China selects Eisoo’s SuperBackup software for inclusion in a Microsoft promotional package.

  • 2007

    BitDefender cooperation

    [1]

    Eisoo cooperates with BitDefender to provide a backup utility for BitDefender Total Security 2008.

  • 2006

    Eisoo is founded

    [1]

    EISOO Software Co., Ltd. is founded in April by Frank He.

Products and positioning

Enterprise data-protection and cloud-computing provider serving organizations that need backup, disaster recovery, private file clouds, synchronization and sharing, managed cloud services, and data analytics.

  • Backup and disaster recovery · 2008

    AnyBackup

    AnyBackup is Eisoo’s enterprise backup and data-protection line. It was offered as software and appliance-based infrastructure, with documented use in backup and disaster-recovery contexts. Version 2.1 was released in China in 2008. The line formed one of Eisoo’s three principal offerings before the company broadened its focus toward cloud computing and intelligent data management.

  • Private file cloud and enterprise collaboration · 2014

    AnyShare

    AnyShare is Eisoo’s private file-cloud platform for enterprise synchronization, sharing, and managed access to organizational files. AnyShare 3.5 was released in 2014 and was presented as a pioneering private file-cloud product in China. It expanded Eisoo’s role from protecting data through backup to helping organizations organize and exchange active business content.

  • Managed cloud services

    EISOO Managed Cloud Service (EMCS)

    EMCS is Eisoo’s managed-cloud-services offering. It was one of the company’s three main promoted lines before 2016, alongside AnyShare and AnyBackup. The available reference material identifies the service as part of Eisoo’s move from standalone data-protection products toward managed cloud computing, but does not provide detailed specifications or current availability.

  • Log management and analytics · 2017

    AnyRobot

    AnyRobot is Eisoo’s enterprise log-management and analytics technology. The company released AnyRobot Log Management and Analytics for Enterprise in 2017. AnyRobot also served as the technology foundation described for EISOO AI, linking Eisoo’s data-management heritage with analytics and artificial-intelligence-related services.

  • Artificial-intelligence-related trading service · 2017

    EISOO AI

    EISOO AI was introduced in 2017 as an international trading platform based on artificial intelligence and powered by AnyRobot. In 2018, Eisoo associated the service with AnyRobot 2.0 and promoted it internationally. The supplied references do not establish the service’s detailed commercial model, customer base, or present operating status.

  • Backup software

    SuperBackup

    SuperBackup was an Eisoo backup-software product used in the company’s early enterprise-protection business. Microsoft China selected it for inclusion in a 2008 Microsoft promotional package. No additional product specifications or current availability are established by the supplied reference.

Marketing campaigns

  • 2018EISOO AI international promotion

    International markets

    Eisoo began an international promotional effort for EISOO AI with AnyRobot 2.0 after introducing the updated service.

Brand decisions

  • 2018

    EISOO AI updated with AnyRobot 2.0Generation change

    Background

    Eisoo was developing EISOO AI as an international service connected to its AnyRobot technology.

    Action taken

    The company released EISOO AI with AnyRobot 2.0 and supported the update with an international promotional initiative.

  • 2017

    Launch of AnyRobot and EISOO AIProduct launch

    Background

    Eisoo was broadening its established backup and cloud portfolio into intelligent data management and analytics.

    Action taken

    Eisoo released AnyRobot Log Management and Analytics for Enterprise and introduced EISOO AI as an AI-powered international trading platform.

    Aftermath

    The products extended the company’s documented offering into log analytics and artificial-intelligence-related services.

  • 2015

    Shift from software and appliances toward cloud computingStrategy

    Background

    Eisoo had established its business through backup, disaster-recovery, file-cloud, and managed-service products and was promoting intelligent data-management solutions.

    Action taken

    The company changed its legal name from EISOO Software Co., Ltd. to EISOO Information Technology Corp. and began transforming its business toward cloud computing.

    Aftermath

    The later portfolio added enterprise log analytics and AI-related services while retaining the company’s data-protection and private-cloud roots.

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