KERALA, INDIA — Toronto-based Xilligence has acquired Chennai’s Hi Tech Informatics, marking a major expansion into India’s IT infrastructure sector.
The deal combines Xilligence’s software and cloud expertise with Hi Tech’s almost 30-year track record in infrastructure management, creating a powerhouse for comprehensive IT services.
Hi Tech will continue as a separate unit under the new leadership of Santosh Menon, who plans to integrate advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) into its services. Hi Tech’s founder, Madhyamvetu Shivadas, will remain a director. “The Hi Tech brand will continue on and become even stronger with the support of Xilligence. I look forward to seeing what new heights we can achieve together,” said Shivadas.
Strengthening capabilities with a global vision
Founded in 2000, Xilligence operates across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, providing solutions in software engineering, cloud computing, and mobile applications. Hi Tech Informatics, established in 1995, boasts 31 branches across India, including 23 Lenovo service centers, serving top-tier clients like IBM and Lenovo.
The combined expertise of these companies enhances their ability to deliver end-to-end IT solutions, from software development to infrastructure management. Vikram Nair, Xilligence’s CEO, said, “By combining our strengths, we are uniquely positioned to offer end-to-end IT services and solutions that cover the entire technology lifecycle.”
New CEO’s focus on innovation and growth
Santosh Menon will step in as Hi Tech’s new CEO. Menon emphasized plans to use AI to enhance offerings and seize new opportunities in the IT sector. “There are a lot of incredible opportunities in this space and I look forward to working with the Hi Tech and Xilligence teams,” he stated.
The merger also strengthens the combined entity’s ability to handle a broad range of services, from mobile applications to UI/UX design and cloud solutions, ensuring a robust presence in global and Indian markets.
