Cortechs
IT management, maintenance and equipment services for SMEs in Île-de-France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Cortechs
Cortechs provides IT management, maintenance, helpdesk support, monitoring, backup and cybersecurity services. It also sells and installs workstations, servers, network equipment and telephony systems, and offers hosted IP telephony and Microsoft Exchange messaging.
Its customers include SMEs, associations and groups. Services include on-site and remote support, with on-site coverage focused mainly on Île-de-France.
CORTECHS is based in Aulnay-sous-Bois, France, and was founded in 2007. Its Sentinel RMM platform supports equipment inventory, monitoring, alerts, endpoint security and remote access for its technicians.
Product: IT management and support, equipment installation, monitoring, backup, cybersecurity, telephony, messaging, video surveillance and alarm services.
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