XTIUM operates a managed IT services stack anchored in Microsoft (365, Azure AD, Active Directory) and VMware virtualization, with heavy reliance on ServiceNow and Salesforce for service delivery and sales ops. The engineering and ops hiring mix (8 and 9 roles respectively, accelerating) combined with active projects around Azure cloud design, IAM initiatives, and monitoring automation suggests the company is scaling its platform capabilities and internal tooling—priorities that align with stated pain points around enterprise monitoring, PCI compliance, and SLA consistency.
XTIUM was formed through a merger of ATSG and Evolve IP and delivers managed IT services to mid-market enterprises. The product portfolio spans virtual desktops (VDI/DaaS), unified communications, cloud infrastructure (Azure, virtual private cloud), and cybersecurity. The company operates at 501–1,000 employees across the United States, Pakistan, and India, with headquarters in New York. The tech stack reflects a hybrid-cloud and Microsoft-centric strategy: Azure and 365 for cloud services, VMware and Citrix for virtualization, ServiceNow for ITSM, and Python/Django for custom tooling and automation. Current operational friction points include network connectivity, IAM stability, patch compliance, and revenue retention—all areas receiving engineering focus.
XTIUM runs on Microsoft 365, Azure, Active Directory, and VMware, backed by ServiceNow for IT service management and custom Python/Django services. Storage is EMC VNX/Unity and Pure Storage; backup is Veeam. Monitoring uses LogicMonitor.
Active projects include Azure cloud solution design, AI/ML agent integration, IAM and ITSM workflow automation, enterprise monitoring scaling, and managed services adoption. The company is also addressing PCI compliance and patch management challenges.
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