Managed security and IT services provider built on Microsoft cloud infrastructure
Convergence Networks operates a Microsoft-centric managed services practice (ConnectWise, Intune, Azure, Entra ID, Datto, Veeam) across 201–500 employees in the US and Canada. The hiring velocity is accelerating, but the active slate shows a sharp pivot: 7 of 7 recent roles target HR, sales, and support functions—zero engineering hires. The pain-point list reveals why: customer churn, high-volume ticketing, reactive support models, and scaling HR systems are all operational, not product-driven. This suggests an organization shifting from pure delivery toward operational maturity and customer retention.
Notable leadership hires: Human Resources Director
Convergence Networks is a managed services and security provider (MSP/MSSP) serving mid-market customers across North America. The company's core practice centers on identity-driven security strategies built on Microsoft's suite: Azure, Entra ID, Intune, and Exchange. They deploy ConnectWise for service delivery, Datto and Veeam for backup and disaster recovery, and Huntress for managed detection and response. The customer base relies on Convergence to architect and operate hybrid cloud environments—on-premises Active Directory, Exchange, and Group Policy alongside Azure cloud workloads. Revenue comes from managed service contracts, consulting engagements (vCIO advisory), and security add-ons.
Microsoft-dominant: Azure, Entra ID, Intune, Exchange Online, Active Directory. Delivery via ConnectWise (PSA/ticketing), Datto (backup), Veeam (disaster recovery), NinjaRMM (remote management), Huntress (MDR). Also NetSuite, HubSpot, and some C#/React/ASP.NET tooling.
Near-term focus: scaling HR systems, implementing standardized training and policies, evolving account management, and reducing support ticket volume and improving first-call resolution. Strategic priority is reducing customer churn and minimizing employee turnover.
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