With this strategic partnership, Brussels Airport Company commits to keeping the platforms running seamlessly as a crucial part of the airport's daily IT operations.

To give Microsoft 365 a central place in its daily operations, Brussels Airport Company ran a public tender to find a partner that could provide Managed Services. "Xylos has that deep technical and functional expertise," says Patrick Leysen, CEO of Xylos. "We're proud to have won this tender. This role fits us perfectly. Through our 24/7 service, we help ensure the continuity of business operations at Brussels Airport."

"On top of that, our team is equipped to manage the governance, functional and technical requirements, and to keep Brussels Airport Company's Microsoft 365 platforms robust and up to date," Patrick Leysen adds.

Pieter Poelman, Director ICT at Brussels Airport Company, confirms: "Brussels Airport is a critical hub that has to stay operational at all times. That's why we were looking for a partner who could support us with reliable and flexible IT services. Xylos gives us the technical expertise and the continuous support we need."

Xylos delivers uninterrupted Managed Services

Xylos consultants will be available 24/7 as second line for incidents and change requests around the Microsoft 365 platform, both functionally and technically. For complex requests, Xylos builds the right solution using an agile project approach.

Patrick Leysen: "This is how we respond to Brussels Airport Company's specific needs. We also focus on practical, hands-on experience, supported by internal workshops and knowledge sharing, to always keep a finger on the pulse."

Continuing a successful collaboration

With the extension and expansion of the contract, Brussels Airport Company confirms its trust in Xylos as a solid Managed Services partner. Xylos already plays a crucial role in the migration from SharePoint to SharePoint Online, a project that is nearly complete. As Brussels Airport Company's fixed partner for these critical migration services, Xylos ensures a smooth transition to a more efficient and scalable platform.

Patrick Leysen (CEO, Xylos), Pieter Poelman (Director ICT, Brussels Airport Company) and Eric Waterkeyn (Head of Generic ICT, Brussels Airport Company)