DPH Conseil
Managed IT, outsourced IT leadership and cybersecurity services for small businesses, associations and local authorities in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About DPH Conseil
DPh Conseil provides outsourced IT management, infrastructure support, cybersecurity, messaging, audits and IT consulting. Services include continuous monitoring, backup and business continuity planning, and employee training through DPh Formation.
It serves small businesses, SMEs, associations and local authorities through ongoing or project-based services. Its registered headquarters is in Creuzier-le-Neuf, France, and it has operated since 2020.
Product: Outsourced IT leadership, managed infrastructure, cybersecurity, messaging, IT consulting and related training services.
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