Piing
IT systems, network maintenance and cybersecurity services for businesses and local authorities in Gironde, France
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Piing
Piing provides IT equipment sales, infrastructure maintenance, systems and network administration, and cybersecurity services, including audits and incident response. It supports clients on site and remotely.
Its customers are businesses and local authorities. Services include an on-demand IT support contract with recurring payments, alongside equipment sales and IT consulting and maintenance.
Founded in 2007, Piing is headquartered in Saint-André-de-Cubzac, France. Its team includes systems and network administrators.
Product: IT equipment sales, infrastructure maintenance, systems and network administration, cybersecurity audits, and incident response.
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