The customers of an IT department are the company's own employees, so this is software almost everyone at work has used without choosing it. Many of these companies build in India. ServiceNow and Ivanti build in Hyderabad and Bengaluru, Omnissa and Citrix carry the virtual desktop forward from Bengaluru and Chennai, ConnectWise and Kaseya build the tools of managed service providers in Pune and Bengaluru, and Smartsheet, Glean and Notion have Indian centres of their own. India has founded companies here too, like Zluri, Atomicwork, Celoxis and NimbleWork, and DevRev, started by a co-founder of Nutanix.
For an engineer, this is long-lived systems software as much as web software, and the hiring leans towards experienced engineers. .NET and cloud engineers stand out, and C/C++ systems engineers have a real place, because remote access and virtual desktops live close to the operating system. GenAI engineers build the agents that resolve an IT ticket or find the right document for an employee.
IT management and workplace tools is one of the Industry Verticals of
The Market Segments go from the IT department's service desk, to the computer on each employee's desk, to the work those employees do together.
The service desk, remote monitoring and support, and the management of a company's software estate come from companies like ServiceNow, Ivanti, ConnectWise, Kaseya and Zluri.
Desktops served from the data centre, and the measurement and management of each employee's devices, come from companies like Omnissa, Citrix, Nexthink and Esper.
Project plans, shared workspaces and search across everything a company knows come from companies like Smartsheet, Planview, Notion, Glean and DevRev.
What IT management and workplace tools companies hire software engineers for, and which roles they hire, is on