The right technology, sourced and delivered

OnX works with more than 800 technology makers, OEMs, and software providers.

Our deepest partnerships include Cisco, Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, AWS, HPE, Nutanix, Pure Storage, IBM, Avaya, Commvault, Zerto, and Oracle, among others. These partnerships include preferred or elite partner status with select vendors, which translates into better pricing, priority support access, and input into vendor roadmap decisions. OnX's vendor-agnostic policy ensures these relationships benefit clients rather than driving biased recommendations.

OnX is vendor-agnostic by design, meaning technology recommendations are based on what’s right for the client’s environment rather than on vendor preferences or sales incentives.

Despite having partnerships with more than 800 technology providers, OnX does not have a financial incentive to recommend one platform over another. Every procurement engagement begins with an assessment of the client’s environment, goals, and constraints before a solution is proposed. This independence is a deliberate policy — and it’s one of the primary reasons clients trust OnX as an advisor rather than treating it as a transactional vendor.

OnX procures hardware, software, and technology services across the full enterprise stack — including servers, storage, networking equipment, end-user devices, enterprise software, cloud subscriptions, and licensing agreements.

Hardware procurement covers data center infrastructure, network equipment, and end-user computing from leading OEMs including Cisco, HPE, Nutanix, and Pure Storage. Software and licensing includes enterprise platforms, cloud subscriptions, and renewals with true-up management to ensure accurate licensing. OnX also manages maintenance contracts, extended warranties, and vendor support agreements as part of the procurement lifecycle.

OnX provides vendor-agnostic technology guidance as part of its procurement process — it is not a catalog or order processor.

Before recommending a solution, OnX assesses the client’s environment, goals, and constraints. Its engineers hold 2,500+ certifications across the platforms it represents, meaning procurement recommendations come from real implementation experience. OnX also brings knowledge of how technology performs in production environments from its Managed Services practice — which makes its procurement guidance more grounded than advice from a pure reseller.