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Barrister Global Services Network: The business of showing up.
A bank can buy thousands of new computers. Getting every one installed, working, and accounted for is another business entirely. That is where Barrister comes in.
Zones and the art of getting IT done
Buying technology is easy. Making it arrive, work, and keep working is the business Zones has spent four decades learning.
MDSi and the art of buying less
A network upgrade can begin in a warehouse. MDSi helps big companies find, repair and redeploy the technology they already own - before ordering more.
Future Tech Enterprise and the art of making technology arrive
A laptop is easy to buy. Getting thousands of them configured, secured, delivered, and eventually retired is where Future Tech Enterprise has made its living - and where its AI ambitions begin.
XOPS
XOPS (legal name XperiencOps, Inc.) is a Menlo Park-based autonomous IT company that emerged from stealth in August 2025 with $40M co-led by Activant Capital and FPV Ventures. Billed as the first 'Active System of Intelligence,' its platform builds a living knowledge graph of an enterprise's fragmented IT estate and deploys a legion of goal-oriented software robots that coordinate existing systems - ServiceNow, Workday, Okta, Intune - to drive desired states across employee, device, and software lifecycles. The pitch: declare the outcome you want, and XOPS continuously converges your systems toward it, no tickets, no human middleware.