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XCES

Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Solutions for Enterprises

Locations
1 location

About

XCES is an IT solutions provider specializing in bridging traditional on-premises infrastructure and modern hybrid cloud environments. The company delivers Microsoft Azure Local architectures, hyper-converged infrastructure deployments, hardware lifecycle management, license advisory, and comprehensive 24/7 managed support services.

Services

5
Managed Services
Provides partial or complete management of hybrid cloud environments including migration, proactive maintenance, operating system updates, resource scaling advice, event monitoring, security management, threat monitoring, and continuous infrastructure optimization according to industry best practices.
Hardware Support Services
Delivers multi-tiered Gold and Silver hardware support service level agreements to extend IT infrastructure lifecycles, resolving minor, major, and critical incidents across mixed, legacy, and refurbished server, storage, and networking hardware configurations with fast on-site response options.
Microsoft License Management
Offers expert cloud license auditing, procurement, and ongoing optimization under the Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider program, helping businesses reduce licensing expenditures, eliminate duplicate subscriptions, and ensure alignment with regulatory standards such as NIS2 and Zero Trust architectures.

Quick Info

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Founded
2026
Operating in
GermanyNetherlands
Company type
Tech Company
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Industries1
Solution Areas5
Sub Industries5
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Business Model
Locations1
HeadquarterHQ
Fokkerstraat 22a, 3905 KV Veenendaal, Nederland

References13

  1. 1.Royal Mosa
  2. 2.Applus+
  3. 3.Bouwcenter HCI
  4. 4.HSB Haaften
  5. 5.Frie Skolers Lærerforening

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Sep 2026
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#hybridcloud
#azurelocal
#managedservices