XOPS, an autonomous IT company, has secured $40 million to streamline IT operations for complex enterprises. Its platform addresses inefficiencies by automating critical processes, reducing costs, and enhancing the employee experience.
Unlike traditional automation, XOPS allows IT professionals to supervise rather than execute tasks, as its system handles work independently across departments. Fortune 500 companies have already seen significant results, including a 95% reduction in staffing for major projects and faster process times, with fully autonomous workflows delivering asset tracking accuracy, compliance, and minimal downtime.
XOPS was co-founded by Mayan Mathen and Andrew Robinson and is led by a seasoned team with strong backgrounds in enterprise IT. Cisco Sanchez, Chief Product Officer, brings experience from Qualcomm and FedEx Ground. Brandon Kwong, Chief Revenue Officer, previously helped scale Box significantly. Parisa Naseralavi, Chief Operating Officer, joins after her success at ServiceNow. Supported by top investors and Fortune 500 clients, XOPS is rapidly expanding its autonomous IT platform to meet rising demand for intelligent, integrated operational solutions.
The funding round was co-led by Activant Capital and FPV Ventures, with Andrew Steele (Activant) and Pegah Ebrahimi (FPV) joining the XOPS board of directors.
KEY QUOTES:
“The sheer volume and velocity of telemetry generated by modern enterprises have long surpassed human cognitive capacity. XOPS delivers the autonomous systems needed to process, understand, and act on this operational intelligence without human intervention.”
Mayan Mathen, co-founder and CEO of XOPS, a serial entrepreneur and former CTO of NTT
“The next generation of software will be defined by systems of intelligence—platforms that drive outcomes autonomously. XOPS is one of the rare few already doing that at scale inside the world’s largest enterprises. What they’ve built is next level in both scope and ROI, and it takes a team of this caliber to make that real. We’re proud to be backing them.”
Andrew Steele, partner at Activant Capital
