Hawaii
Custom business applications, AI and Microsoft cloud services for French SMEs and large companies
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Hawaii
Hawaii is a Paris-based agency that develops custom business applications and integrates AI, automation, data, cybersecurity and Microsoft cloud services. It also provides hosting, monitoring, maintenance and application updates through monthly subscriptions.
Its customers include SMEs, mid-sized companies and large groups. Projects use Microsoft technologies such as Azure, SharePoint, Power Platform and .NET; Hawaii also integrates AI models selected for each use case.
The company was founded in 2010 and is a Microsoft partner. Its registered seat is Paris, France.
Product: Custom business application development and Microsoft cloud, AI, automation, data and cybersecurity services, with ongoing support subscriptions.
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