Logosoft d.o.o.

Logosoft d.o.o. is a private company based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, founded in 1996 according to recent company materials. The company operates as an internet service provider, telecommunications provider, VMNO, and system integrator, with a business portfolio that includes colocation, cloud services, cybersecurity, VPN, business internet, Microsoft cloud services, and broader ICT solutions. Logosoft has positioned its Sarajevo based Logosoft Data Centar as a core platform for cloud and infrastructure services, and the company has been part of the M:tel Group since 2014; Mtel later disclosed that it acquired 100 percent of Logosoft’s registered capital in December 2016.

⚙️ Facility Highlights

Data Center Footprint:

Logosoft publicly markets a Sarajevo based data center as the foundation for its business cloud and colocation services. Its materials describe the Logosoft Data Centar as a platform for hosting server infrastructure and delivering cloud services to business users, rather than as a multi city retail data center portfolio. The company website consistently ties cloud services, colocation, and related support to this Sarajevo facility.

The reviewed public sources do not clearly publish a verified count of multiple Logosoft operated data center sites. For directory purposes, the strongest evidence supports one publicly marketed Logosoft Data Centar in Sarajevo.

Facility Design & Infrastructure:

Logosoft states that its colocation service places customer equipment in an environment built to modern technological, security, and environmental standards, with 24/7 technical support and both physical and online security. The company’s colocation materials also promote Smart Hands and Smart Eyes, meaning remote operational assistance for customer hardware when the customer cannot be onsite.

Logosoft’s cloud and infrastructure materials describe support for virtual or physical servers, storage, network resources, and network services such as firewall or router functions. The company also says customers can customize virtual machine packages by CPU, RAM, and disk resources, which supports a clear virtual infrastructure model.

Service Portfolio Overview:

Logosoft publicly offers colocation services, cloud services based on virtual machines, and broader cloud solutions that cover hosting of infrastructure, web content, services, databases, backup, and primary data storage. The company also promotes disaster recovery site support and 24/7 support as part of its cloud offer.

Beyond the data center itself, Logosoft’s business portfolio includes business internet, VPN for connecting remote locations, Anti DDoS, cybersecurity services, Microsoft 365, Office 365, and related ICT consulting and implementation services. That makes Logosoft broader than a pure colocation provider.

🔐 Security & Compliance

Infrastructure Resilience:

Logosoft’s official materials emphasize business continuity, 24/7 support, and disaster recovery positioning. Its cloud services page explicitly lists disaster recovery site support, while its ISO 22301 announcement says the company certified the design, development, implementation, delivery, and maintenance of ICT services to external users within the Logosoft Data Centar, with continuity planning covering events such as pandemic, fire, and earthquake.

For network resilience, Logosoft’s business internet offer includes 99.5 percent service availability, guaranteed bandwidth, monitoring, optional SLA terms, and direct connections to multiple Tier 1 upstream providers, with options for an alternative optical or other backup medium.

Physical & Logical Security:

Logosoft says its colocation environment provides maximum physical and online security with 24/7 technical support, and its Smart Hands and Smart Eyes service description confirms staff can assist with remote hardware management, installations, and troubleshooting inside the data center.

On the logical security side, Logosoft publicly offers Anti DDoS protection, cybersecurity services, Fortinet based security solutions, and Logosoft Security 365, which it describes as a layered defence in depth strategy for protecting infrastructure and networks.

Compliance & Standards:

Logosoft publicly documents certification to ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 20000-1, and ISO 22301. Its official announcements state that these standards apply across Logosoft’s information, services, processes, and users, and that the business continuity certification covers ICT services delivered from the Logosoft Data Centar.

More recent company privacy and public materials also reference ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019. In addition, Logosoft received an industrial security clearance and public reporting in 2025 stated it held six internationally recognized ISO certifications including information security, privacy, IT service management, business continuity, and contact center standards.

🌐 Connectivity & Carrier Access

Carrier Neutrality:

I did not find a clear public statement that explicitly labels the Logosoft Data Centar as carrier neutral. Because of that, it should not be classified as carrier neutral in a strict directory sense.

That said, Logosoft clearly operates its own optical infrastructure, has direct connections to multiple Tier 1 upstream providers, and supports business internet, VPN, and private connectivity use cases. This shows meaningful network capability, but not an explicit carrier neutrality claim.

Network Capabilities:

Logosoft offers business internet links with guaranteed bandwidth, multiple public IP options, optional SLA, and optional Anti DDoS. The company also states that the service is delivered over its own modern optical infrastructure and that it can connect locations in Sarajevo, Tuzla, Zenica, Banja Luka, and also cross border toward Zagreb and EU locations.

For private networking, Logosoft offers VPN solutions for connecting remote LANs and enabling secure access from anywhere with internet connectivity. Recent business documentation also references L2VPN over Logosoft optical infrastructure for private, secure, transparent communication between distant locations, without internet access.

Logosoft’s virtual machine testing materials also say access can be provided through the Logosoft optical network at up to 10 Gbps without going out to the internet, or through dedicated internet links (leased lines). That supports enterprise use cases around private connectivity and dedicated access to hosted workloads.

Connectivity Use Cases:

Logosoft is well suited for organizations that want to combine Sarajevo based hosting with private networking, cloud services, and business continuity support. Its cloud and network materials specifically align with companies centralizing infrastructure, hosting applications and databases, protecting data with backup and DR, and securely linking multiple locations.

It is also a fit for customers that need a single provider for business internet, VPN, security services, Microsoft cloud subscriptions, and data center infrastructure, especially in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

💼 Who It Serves

1. Businesses that already own infrastructure and need colocation with 24/7 support.
2. Companies that need virtual machines, cloud hosted infrastructure, and flexible resource sizing.
3. Organizations connecting multiple office locations through VPN or private connectivity.
4. Customers with stronger cybersecurity and Anti DDoS requirements.
5. Businesses adopting Microsoft 365 and related cloud productivity services through a local partner.