Adytek
IT management and support services for businesses, including infrastructure administration, cybersecurity and user assistance
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Adytek
ADYTEK provides outsourced IT management, remote and on-site support, network administration, cybersecurity, cloud and preventive maintenance. Its services cover IT audits, deployment, monitoring and reporting through a dedicated extranet.
The company serves businesses through tailored service contracts for maintenance, support and infrastructure management. It was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Paris, with an office in Chantonnay, France. Its published job listing is for a systems and network technician.
Product: Outsourced IT management, technical support, network administration, cybersecurity, cloud and infrastructure maintenance.
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