Axe International
Telecom and IT infrastructure services for small and midsize businesses in Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Axe International
Axe International installs, monitors and supports business fibre connections, telephony, networks, security and IT infrastructure. Services include hosted telephony, softphones, mobile eSIM lines, managed antivirus and proactive maintenance.
It serves small and midsize businesses across Île-de-France, providing installation, ongoing monitoring and support. The company reports supervising 2,200 users daily and targets on-site intervention within eight hours in the region.
Based in Élancourt, France, it has operated since 2009. Its listed service area includes Paris and the surrounding Île-de-France departments.
Product: Installation, monitoring and support for business fibre, telephony, networks, security and IT infrastructure.
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