Cloud provider comparison
Seintec vs BDR Informática: cloud, servers and datacenter
Considering BDR Informática or comparing cloud providers? We review the services published by BDR and by Seintec and show the differences in infrastructure, servers, datacenter, backup, support and cybersecurity.
Comparison published by Seintec Systems SL using public information from both providers. Seintec and BDR are independent companies.
What are the differences between Seintec and BDR Informática?
BDR Informática (BDR Group) and Seintec Systems are two solid B2B technology providers with different approaches.
BDR publishes a broad catalogue: cloud and VPS servers, Veeam backup, VMware with high availability and redundant storage, perimeter security, firewalls, site-to-site VPN, redundancy within the same datacenter and between Spain and Andorra, systems and LAN/WAN networks, virtualisation, monitoring and 24×7 support with L1 to L3 specialists, consulting and audits, cybersecurity, ERP and CRM with Odoo, Microsoft 365 and web development. It publishes offices in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat (Barcelona), Girona and Escaldes-Engordany (Andorra).
Seintec publishes a tightly focused infrastructure specialisation: its own datacenter at a specific address in Sant Miquel de Balenyà (Osona, Barcelona), private and hybrid cloud, managed cloud and dedicated servers, housing and colocation, virtualisation, storage, networking and connectivity, backup, disaster recovery, cybersecurity and managed services.
The most useful difference when deciding is not the number of services, but how much control and transparency each provider publishes about the physical infrastructure: Seintec states where its facility is, how it is built, who operates it, and lets you visit it.
Cloud is not only CPU, RAM and disk
When a company buys a cloud server it is also trusting everything underneath the virtual machine. That layer rarely appears in a price comparison, and it is exactly what decides what happens at three in the morning on a Tuesday.
With Seintec you can inspect that layer too.
See the datacenterComparison of published capabilities
Each row reflects only what each provider publishes on its own website, reviewed on 9 September 2026. It is not a quality assessment or a performance measurement.
- Published
- Different approach
- Not publicly identified
Business IT services
Seintec
BDR Informática
Cloud services
Seintec
BDR Informática
VPS / virtual servers
Seintec
BDR Informática
Physical dedicated servers
Seintec
BDR Informática
Private cloud
Seintec
BDR Informática
Hybrid cloud
Seintec
BDR Informática
Datacenter
Seintec
BDR Informática
Specific datacenter location published
Seintec
BDR Informática
Detailed physical facility specifications
Seintec
BDR Informática
Site visits
Seintec
BDR Informática
Housing
Seintec
BDR Informática
Colocation
Seintec
BDR Informática
Rack units / partial racks
Seintec
BDR Informática
Remote hands
Seintec
BDR Informática
Virtualisation
Seintec
BDR Informática
High availability
Seintec
BDR Informática
Managed backup
Seintec
BDR Informática
Veeam
Seintec
BDR Informática
Backup retention
Seintec
BDR Informática
Published backup recovery SLA
Seintec
BDR Informática
Disaster recovery
Seintec
BDR Informática
Geographic redundancy
Seintec
BDR Informática
Firewall / perimeter security
Seintec
BDR Informática
VPN
Seintec
BDR Informática
LAN / WAN networking
Seintec
BDR Informática
Access connectivity (fibre, radio link, satellite)
Seintec
BDR Informática
BGP and public IP addressing
Seintec
BDR Informática
Monitoring
Seintec
BDR Informática
24/7 support
Seintec
BDR Informática
Microsoft 365
Seintec
BDR Informática
Cybersecurity
Seintec
BDR Informática
SOC / MDR
Seintec
BDR Informática
ERP
Seintec
BDR Informática
CRM
Seintec
BDR Informática
IT consulting and audits
Seintec
BDR Informática
Web development
Seintec
BDR Informática
Own vertical software
Seintec
BDR Informática
A capability not identified in the public information reviewed does not necessarily mean the provider cannot deliver it.
Where Seintec takes a different approach
Not about having more services, but about which part of the infrastructure you can see, verify and touch.
Identifiable datacenter
A published district and identifiable area, not a generic reference to a facility.
Directly operated infrastructure
Designed, built and maintained by Seintec's own team.
Physical access
Direct intervention on the hardware that runs your services.
Managed dedicated servers
Hardware, operating system, security, backup and monitoring in one service.
Housing and colocation
Customer-owned equipment hosted inside our facility.
Remote hands
Physical work on your equipment without anyone from your company travelling.
Seintec Datacenter
This is not an abstract datacenter. You can come and see it.
Most cloud comparisons end in a table of resources. Ours ends with a real visit so you can check with your own eyes where your infrastructure will run.
Over 150 m² of floor space
With scalable storage capacity in the order of several petabytes.
10 Gb/s backbone connectivity
Via the Xarxa Oberta de Catalunya, with a high-capacity radio link as an alternative route and automatic failover.
Protected power
Uninterruptible power supplies and generator sets.
Continuous cooling
Thermal control sized to the real density of the racks.
24 × 7 operations centre
Continuous infrastructure monitoring by in-house engineers.
Staging laboratory
Equipment prepared and tested before it goes into production.
We are not asking you to imagine our infrastructure.
Come and see it.
What should you know before buying business cloud?
Eight questions worth asking any provider — including us — before signing. If the answers are vague, the infrastructure will be too on the day something fails.
Where exactly will my server run?
Who physically operates the infrastructure?
Who can touch the server if it fails?
Who maintains the storage?
Who manages the network?
How is the power supply protected?
What connectivity redundancy is in place?
Can I visit the facility?
Seintec's answers are documented and published.
See the datacenterWhen a virtual machine is not enough
Some workloads want hardware of their own: demanding databases, ERP systems with many concurrent users, environments with isolation requirements. That is what Seintec's managed dedicated servers are for.
- CPU sized to the real workload profile
- Memory matched to the database engine and user count
- Storage chosen by IOPS and latency, not only capacity
- Networking with the bandwidth and segmentation the project requires
Hardware, system and operations in a single service, with one accountable provider.
VPS or dedicated server: what does your company need?
Neither option is better in the abstract. What changes is the workload and the level of isolation you need.
Virtual server (VPS)
Virtualised resources on a shared, managed platform.
- Fast provisioning
- Scale CPU, memory and disk without changing machine
- Cost aligned with the resources actually used
- Ideal for web services, business applications and work environments
Dedicated server
Physical hardware assigned exclusively to your company.
- Resource isolation
- Sustained performance under intensive load
- Demanding SQL Server and large databases
- ERP with many concurrent users and business-critical applications
In many projects the right answer combines both: dedicated for the database, virtual for everything else.
Already have physical servers? You don't have to replace them.
Housing and colocation let you move your current equipment into our facility and gain protected power, cooling, connectivity and monitoring without replacing hardware that already works.
Immediate housing availability in roughly two working hours. This figure refers to Seintec only; it is not a comparison with other providers.
Host my servers- Individual rack units, quarter rack or half rack
- Connectivity and IP addressing per project
- Secure VPN to your offices
- Remote hands to work on your equipment
- Protected power and continuous cooling
- Continuity and monitoring of the hosted infrastructure
What does BDR publish about its cloud?
It is worth saying plainly: BDR's cloud offering is technically serious and its website reflects that. This is what it currently publishes.
- High-capacity VPS servers
- VMware with high availability and redundant storage
- Veeam backup with periodic review of backup status
- Retention allowing recovery of data from up to 7 months back
- A 4-hour backup recovery SLA
- Perimeter security with layer 7 protection and optional VPN
- Firewalls and site-to-site VPN
- Active redundancy within the same datacenter and between Spain and Andorra
- High-speed connections and a datacenter with latest-generation hardware
What does Seintec add to the conversation?
Not a longer list, but another layer of information: what sits under the virtual machine and who touches it.
- A specific, verifiable datacenter location
- The option to visit the facility
- Housing and colocation for customer-owned equipment
- Managed physical dedicated servers
- Remote hands and direct physical intervention
- Documented facility, power, cooling and connectivity specifications
Redundancy: two architectures documented differently
BDR publishes active redundancy both within the same datacenter and across separate geographic locations, specifically Spain and Andorra. That is a relevant architecture and should be recognised as such.
Seintec publishes redundancy inside its own datacenter — protected power, cooling, storage and an alternative connectivity route over a radio link with automatic failover — and designs continuity and disaster recovery architectures per customer project.
These are two different ways of documenting continuity. We do not publish an availability comparison between the two providers because the published metrics are not comparable.
Two providers with a clear commitment to backup
Both companies place backup at the centre of their offering, with methodologies described differently.
What BDR publishes
- Veeam Backup as the backup technology
- Retention of up to 7 months
- A 4-hour recovery SLA
- Periodic review of system status and completed backups
What Seintec publishes
- Backup managed by the Seintec team
- Backup verification
- Restore testing
- Retention defined by policy and project
- Disaster recovery as a distinct service
A backup should not be judged only by how long it is kept, but also by how it is verified and how it is restored.
We compare published methodologies, not quality levels. Veeam is a widely used technology in the sector.
24/7: a capability both providers publish
There is no gap to exploit here: both publish continuous support. The honest thing is to state what each website says.
BDR Informática
- 24/7 hardware, systems and network support desk
- Systems service from L1 to L3
- 24×7 monitoring with historical data
- Telephone support centre
Seintec
- Infrastructure operated from a 24 × 7 operations centre
- Critical emergencies covered all year round
- Monitoring according to the contracted service
- In-house technical team, remote and on site
We do not compare response times between providers because the published metrics are neither uniform nor measured the same way.
Metrics published by Seintec
Figures from our own service, as published across the rest of this website.
7 min
Historical average ticket resolution time
8,500+
Support requests handled
9.5/10
Customer satisfaction
99.98%
Service SLA in 2025
24 × 7
Operations per service
These figures relate to Seintec only. They are not a direct comparison with BDR or any other provider.
Which type of provider fits your company?
BDR Informática
Based on its public information, it stands out for a broad catalogue combining several areas in one provider.
- Cloud and VPS
- Systems, servers, networks and virtualisation
- Cybersecurity
- IT consulting and audits
- ERP and CRM with Odoo
- Microsoft 365
- Web development
- Own vertical software for ski resorts
Seintec
Positioning concentrated on infrastructure and its operation.
- Own datacenter
- Private cloud, hybrid cloud and cloud servers
- Managed dedicated servers
- Housing and colocation
- Virtualisation, storage and networking
- Backup and disaster recovery
- Cybersecurity, SOC and MDR
- Managed IT services
Figures published by BDR
BDR publishes the following corporate figures on its website. We include them because they are part of its public information, not as a quality criterion.
+40
Specialists
+26
Years of experience
+1,000
Clients
+5,000
Solutions implemented
A provider's size does not by itself determine service quality. Neither does being smaller: these are separate criteria to weigh alongside specialisation and control of the infrastructure.
Does BDR manage your ERP? You don't necessarily have to change it.
Replacing an ERP is an expensive, risky project. Reviewing the infrastructure it runs on is not always the same thing.
If BDR or another specialist manages your ERP well, they can continue to do so while the underlying infrastructure is assessed separately: server, operating system, database, storage, network, backup and continuity.
Application layer
BDR or another ERP specialist
- ERP
- Odoo or another application
- Configuration
- Functional consulting
- User support
Infrastructure layer
Seintec
- Windows Server or Linux
- SQL Server and databases
- Remote desktop (RDS) where applicable
- Virtual machine or dedicated server
- Storage
- Networking and firewall
- Backup and monitoring
Seintec Datacenter
Keep your ERP. Review the infrastructure underneath.
Seintec can assess whether the infrastructure running your ERP could be optimised or migrated while keeping the application specialist who already knows it.
- Technical compatibility of the application with the target infrastructure
- ERP and database licensing conditions
- Current contract and scope with the application provider
- Support model agreed between the parties
Seintec and BDR are independent companies. This example implies no agreement, collaboration, partnership, sponsorship or endorsement between them.
When the ERP feels slow, the problem may be underneath
Before assuming the application is slow, look at the whole stack. In most cases we review, the bottleneck was not the ERP.
Insufficient or badly allocated CPU
Memory below what the database engine requires
Storage with too few IOPS
Disk and network latency
SQL Server configuration
Windows Server settings
Remote desktop (RDS) sessions
Network segmentation and saturation
Antivirus without correct exclusions
Backup windows overlapping working hours
Oversubscription in the virtualisation layer
Hardware at the end of its life cycle
The analysis is based on measured data, not on user impressions.
Review my ERP infrastructureInfrastructure does not end at the server
A well-sized server is of little use if the path to it is the weak link. Seintec designs and operates that layer too.
Access options depend on the actual coverage at each site and on the project scope.
- LAN and WAN networks
- Site-to-site VPN and remote access
- Managed perimeter firewall
- FTTH and dedicated fibre subject to coverage
- High-capacity radio links
- Satellite connectivity (Starlink) where no alternative exists
- Redundant designs with automatic failover
- BGP and public IPv4 addressing available depending on the project
Cybersecurity: two published catalogues, two approaches
Both providers publish cybersecurity. This is not a 'yes' against a 'no', but what each website describes.
BDR Informática
- A dedicated cybersecurity unit within the group
- Perimeter security with layer 7 protection
- Advanced firewalls
- Site-to-site VPN
- 24×7 monitoring
- IT audits within its consulting practice
Seintec
- Managed cybersecurity for infrastructure and endpoints
- Antivirus and endpoint protection
- Email protection and antispam
- Firewall and network segmentation
- SOC and MDR services
- Monitoring and incident response
- Backup and disaster recovery as the last line of defence
Two approaches to the same ground. The choice depends on how much of the risk you want covered by a single provider.
Currently working with BDR, or comparing providers?
You do not need to migrate anything to ask for a technical second opinion.
We can review architecture, servers, storage, backup, networking and continuity, and explain with evidence what we would keep as it is and what we would change.
Technical review with no commitment. If what you have works, we will say so.
Review my infrastructure
Tell us about your current environment and we will propose a specific technical review. No automated sales calls.
Related services
Every capability in the table has its own page with the full technical detail.
Frequently asked questions
What are the differences between Seintec and BDR Informática?
Both are B2B technology providers. BDR publishes a broad catalogue combining cloud and VPS, systems, cybersecurity, consulting, ERP and CRM with Odoo, Microsoft 365 and web development. Seintec publishes a focused infrastructure specialisation: its own datacenter at a specific address, private and hybrid cloud, dedicated servers, housing, backup, disaster recovery, networking and managed services. The most visible difference is how much detail each publishes about the physical infrastructure.
Is Seintec an alternative to BDR Informática?
In cloud, servers, infrastructure, backup and cybersecurity, yes: the offerings overlap. In areas such as ERP, CRM or web development, BDR offers services Seintec does not publish, so in some scenarios the comparison is not direct.
What cloud services does BDR publish?
According to its website, BDR publishes VPS servers, VMware with high availability and redundant storage, Veeam backup with retention of up to 7 months and a 4-hour recovery SLA, layer 7 perimeter security, firewalls, site-to-site VPN, high-speed connections and active redundancy within the same datacenter and between Spain and Andorra.
Does BDR offer VPS?
Yes. BDR publishes high-capacity virtual private servers as part of its BDR Cloud offering.
Does BDR offer 24/7 support?
Yes. Its website publishes a 24/7 hardware, systems and network support service with L1 to L3 specialists and 24×7 monitoring.
Does BDR have redundancy between Spain and Andorra?
Its website publishes active redundancy both within the same datacenter and across separate geographic locations, specifically Spain and Andorra.
Where is Seintec's datacenter?
In Sant Miquel de Balenyà, in the Osona district, province of Barcelona.
Does Seintec have its own datacenter?
Yes. Seintec publishes its own datacenter operated by its team, with over 150 m² of floor space, a 10 Gb/s backbone link via the Xarxa Oberta de Catalunya, a backup radio link, UPS systems, generator sets, cooling, a 24 × 7 operations centre and a staging laboratory.
Can I visit Seintec's datacenter?
Yes. You can book a visit to see the facility, connectivity, power systems and operations before signing anything.
Does Seintec offer dedicated servers?
Yes, managed dedicated servers: exclusive physical hardware plus operating system, security, backup, monitoring and support in the same service.
Does Seintec offer VPS?
Yes. Seintec publishes managed cloud servers and VPS on its own virtualisation platform.
Does Seintec offer housing and colocation?
Yes. You can host your own servers in rack units, quarter or half racks, with connectivity, VPN and remote hands.
Can I keep my ERP with BDR and host the infrastructure with Seintec?
It is a technical possibility that depends on application compatibility, licensing, the current contract and the agreed support model. Seintec and BDR are independent companies and this scenario implies no agreement between them.
Does Seintec offer disaster recovery?
Yes, as a service distinct from backup, with recovery architectures defined per project.
Does Seintec offer backup?
Yes: managed backup, with backup verification, restore testing and retention defined by policy and project.
What is the difference between a VPS and a dedicated server?
A VPS uses virtualised resources on a shared platform, with fast scaling and cost aligned to usage. A dedicated server assigns physical hardware exclusively, with isolation and sustained performance for demanding databases or ERP systems with many concurrent users.
Where can I host physical servers in Barcelona?
Seintec offers housing and colocation at its datacenter in Sant Miquel de Balenyà, province of Barcelona, with protected power, cooling, redundant connectivity and remote hands.
Sources and methodology
This comparison was prepared by Seintec using publicly available information on the official websites of Seintec and BDR Informática / BDR Group.
Public information last reviewed:
BDR public pages reviewed
- Services and capabilities from both providers may change at any time.
- The absence of public information about a capability does not necessarily mean the provider cannot deliver it.
- Seintec and BDR are independent companies. The name BDR Informática / BDR Group is used solely for identification and comparison purposes.
- No BDR text, logos or graphic elements are reproduced.
- No active Kit Digital or Kit Consulting pages were found during this review, so they are not listed as published capabilities.
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