Quixom Technology

Quixom is an India-based digital engineering firm focused on cybersecurity, robotic process automation (RPA), and IoT. The company positions itself around three core service pillars: protecting enterprise systems through security architecture, automating rule-based processes at scale, and designing managed IoT ecosystems. Rather than positioning itself as a general software development shop, Quixom frames its work around governance, measurable outcomes, and long-term operational accountability—responding to what it describes as fragmented enterprise implementations that create security gaps and uncontrolled scaling.

Services and capabilities

Quixom's primary offerings span cybersecurity services, RPA and intelligent document processing, and IoT system design and operations. Beyond these three pillars, the company's service list expands to include cloud engineering, AI and machine learning consulting, application modernization, DevOps solutions, big data analytics, and Python custom development. Mobile app development, blockchain development, CMS development, and web application development also appear in their service offerings.

On the cybersecurity side, Quixom describes delivering enterprise-grade protection for data, systems, and operations with emphasis on risk management and compliance support. On the automation front, the company works with RPA, intelligent document processing, and hyperautomation. For IoT, Quixom covers design, deployment, and ongoing operation of connected device ecosystems, emphasizing security and operational visibility.

The company explicitly states it supports RFP-driven engagements and long-term partnerships with structured proposals aligned to technical, security, and operational requirements. Technical methodologies mentioned include discovery services, application modernization (legacy to cloud-native transitions), DevOps automation, and support and maintenance for deployed systems.

Notable work

Quixom's case studies highlight work in health and fitness and capital markets sectors. One project involved a health and fitness company building an application to aggregate and display data from multiple wearable devices—smartwatches, smart scales, and smart kitchen scales. The solution integrated third-party APIs (Google Maps, weather forecast services, and third-party data-sharing integrations) to surface device-specific data (activity tracking, body composition metrics, caloric measurement) in a unified interface. A second case study references a digital management system for business operations, though the description provided is largely duplicative of the health and fitness project details, making the specifics unclear from the source material.

How they work

Quixom describes an engagement model centered on structured delivery and outcome-based engineering. The company evaluates business objectives, regulatory environments, system complexity, and operational risks before defining technical solutions. The firm supports RFP-driven work and establishes long-term partnerships. Pricing details are not disclosed in the available source material. The company emphasizes governance and measurable outcomes as core to its delivery approach, positioning itself against what it characterizes as unstructured, fragmented implementations common in enterprise environments.

Team and credentials

No founding date, team size, specific founder names, certifications (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA), or third-party ratings (Clutch, G2) are mentioned in the available source material. The company is registered in India but no additional details on office locations, languages spoken, or formal credential documentation are provided.