Latin American cloud, datacenter, and contact-center infrastructure provider
XDC operates a regional infrastructure business across Colombia, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, and Ecuador, anchored in datacenter management, disaster recovery, and contact-center operations. The tech stack reflects a traditional telecom-infrastructure posture: Cisco (switching, SD-WAN, wireless, ASA), Avaya/Genesys (contact-center platforms), Huawei, and F5 load balancing — tools typical of on-premises and hybrid-cloud service providers rather than cloud-native builders. Hiring is now accelerating in operations and engineering roles, concentrated in Chile, suggesting regional expansion or infrastructure builout.
Xorex de Colombia is a privately held technology services company founded in 1997, headquartered in Bogota with 501–1,000 employees. The company provides digital transformation services across cloud, cybersecurity, datacenter management, structured cabling, backup and disaster recovery, and contact-center solutions. It operates in five Latin American countries: Colombia, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, and Ecuador. The business is operationally intensive — current project focus centers on contact-center quality management, telecom network monitoring, service audits, and operational continuity. Pain points cluster around telecom incident management, proactive network monitoring, compliance tracking, and service-quality optimization.
Cisco (switches, SD-WAN, wireless, ASA firewalls), Avaya, Genesys, Huawei, F5, and Git. Focus is telecom infrastructure, contact-center platforms, and on-premises/hybrid cloud rather than cloud-native tooling.
Bogota, Colombia. The company operates across Colombia, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, and Ecuador.
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