Syres Telecom
Telecom, network security and building security systems for businesses and public-sector organizations in Aveyron, France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Syres Telecom
SYRES Télécom designs, installs and maintains business internet, telephony, networking and security systems. Services include cybersecurity, video surveillance, access control, alarms, nurse-call systems and low-voltage cabling.
It serves businesses and local authorities in Aveyron and neighboring departments, providing installation, support and maintenance. The company is based in Olemps and has operated since 2002.
Product: Business telecom, network, cybersecurity, surveillance, access-control, alarm, nurse-call and cabling solutions, including installation and maintenance.
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