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Who is razorblue?
razorblue is a UK-based managed IT services provider that delivers outsourced IT support, cloud, connectivity, and business software services for organizations across commercial and public sectors.
- Managed IT support and service desk for multi-site and distributed organizations.
- Cloud services, including hosting, virtual infrastructure, and managed cloud environments (cloud infrastructure/services).
- Business connectivity solutions such as leased lines, Wide Area Network (WAN), and internet access (networking and connectivity).
- Cybersecurity services including monitoring, protection, and advisory (security services).
- Business applications and software services, including implementation and support of enterprise systems (business applications/services).
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More About razorblue
razorblue operates as a managed service provider (MSP) delivering IT services that integrate infrastructure, networking, security, and business applications for SMEs and mid-market enterprises, as well as public and third-sector organizations. Its offerings are structured to function as an outsourced IT department or to augment internal IT teams, with an emphasis on ongoing managed support rather than one-off project delivery. Engagements typically span end-user support, infrastructure management, connectivity, and application services under contractual Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
In infrastructure and cloud (cloud infrastructure/services), razorblue provides hosting and virtualized environments deployed in data centres or public cloud platforms. These services generally align with common enterprise architectures such as multi-site networks, hybrid cloud, and virtual desktop or server-based computing. The company supports standard protocols and technologies associated with virtualization, remote access, secure networking, and directory-integrated environments, allowing organizations to centralize workloads while maintaining connectivity to branch locations and remote users.
Within networking and connectivity (networking and connectivity), razorblue delivers leased lines, wide area networks (WAN), and internet access. These services target organizations that require predictable bandwidth and service levels across multiple offices or operational sites. Solutions are typically designed around common IP networking standards, routed WAN architectures, and managed edge devices, integrated with firewall and security layers. This places razorblue within connectivity and network service categories used by enterprises that prefer a single provider for both network access and ongoing management.
razorblue also supplies cybersecurity offerings (security services) that align with Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) patterns, including monitoring, endpoint protection, and security controls around email, network access, and perimeter defense. These capabilities are positioned to support compliance objectives and risk management baselines by integrating with identity systems, endpoint agents, and network security appliances. The services are generally delivered on a subscription and managed basis, rather than as standalone software products.
In business applications (business applications/services), razorblue implements and supports software platforms such as enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, and related line-of-business systems, alongside collaboration and productivity tools. This allows the provider to address both the infrastructure layer and the application layer, with integration into identity, security, and connectivity services it already manages. For directory and marketplace purposes, razorblue fits into categories including managed IT services, managed cloud services, managed network and connectivity, Managed Security Services (MSS), and business application implementation and support.
Our description of razorblue. Updated February 2026.
