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Who is Hub One?
Hub One is a French digital services company that provides telecommunications, wireless connectivity, and industrial IT solutions for enterprises and public infrastructure operators.
- Professional telecom operator services for enterprises and critical sites, including airports and logistics hubs
- Private and professional mobile networks, including Wi-Fi and radio communications, for indoor and campus environments
- Industrial IT and mobility solutions for logistics, transport, and field operations
- Cybersecurity and network supervision services for enterprise communications infrastructures
- Consulting, integration, and managed services across telecommunications and digital infrastructure projects
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More About Hub One
Hub One operates as a professional telecom operator and digital services provider with a focus on enterprise and institutional environments, in particular complex sites such as airports, transportation hubs, logistics platforms, and large campuses. Its portfolio covers fixed and mobile communications, wireless connectivity, industrial IT, and managed services tailored to operational and mission-centric use cases.
In telecommunications (enterprise connectivity), Hub One provides voice and data services built on standard carrier-grade architectures, including IP-based fixed networks, MPLS-style private networks, and SIP-based unified communications. These offerings are designed for organizations that require resilient connectivity between sites, data centers, and cloud environments, as well as support for enterprise telephony and collaboration tools over secure IP networks.
In wireless and mobility (wireless networking), Hub One designs and operates private Wi-Fi, professional radio, and other on-site mobile networks for high-density and industrial environments. This includes Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) architectures that rely on standard Wi-Fi protocols (IEEE 802.11 family), RF planning, and radio resource management adapted to terminals such as handheld scanners, ruggedized devices, and smartphones. For airport and logistics environments, these wireless systems support applications such as baggage tracking, warehouse management, and real-time operational communications.
Hub One also offers industrial IT and mobility solutions (enterprise mobility), integrating hardware, software, and middleware used in logistics, transport, and field operations. This often involves mobile device fleets, barcode and RFID scanning, mobile device management platforms, and vertical applications that interface with customers’ ERP, WMS, or Transmission Management System (TMS) systems. The company positions these services to support traceability, inventory control, and operational continuity in supply chain and transport workflows.
In cybersecurity and supervision (network security and observability), Hub One provides services for securing and monitoring the networks and systems it operates. This typically covers perimeter protection, secure remote access, and continuous monitoring of network performance and availability. These capabilities are oriented toward critical sites where service continuity and compliance with regulatory or industry requirements are priorities.
Across these domains, Hub One combines consulting, design, deployment, and managed services (IT services) so that enterprise customers can outsource part or all of their telecom and digital infrastructure lifecycle. Within a directory or marketplace context, Hub One is categorized under enterprise telecommunications, wireless networking for industrial and critical sites, industrial mobility solutions, and managed network and cybersecurity services for transport, logistics, and public infrastructure operators.
Our description of Hub One. Updated December 2025.