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Who is SFR Business?
SFR Business is the B2B unit of SFR that provides fixed and mobile telecom, cloud, network, security, and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services for enterprises and public-sector organizations in France.
- Mobile and fixed telecommunications services for businesses and public institutions
- Enterprise connectivity offerings, including Internet access, private networks, and unified communications
- Cloud, hosting, and data center services for IT workloads and business applications
- Cybersecurity services, including managed security and protection of networks, endpoints, and data
- Internet of Things (IoT), collaboration, and managed services supporting digitalization of business processes
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More About SFR Business
SFR Business operates as the enterprise-focused division of SFR, addressing communication and IT infrastructure requirements for organizations ranging from small and midsize businesses to large enterprises and public administrations in France. Its portfolio spans mobile and fixed telephony, Internet connectivity, private networks, unified communications, cloud and hosting, cybersecurity, IoT, and associated professional services, structured to cover end-to-end communication and IT service lifecycles.
In enterprise environments, SFR Business typically positions its telecommunications and network services as foundational infrastructure, including enterprise mobile subscriptions, fixed voice trunks, and broadband or fiber Internet access (networking). For multi-site organizations, it provides private network services (networking), often based on Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) or IP Virtual Private Network (VPN) architectures, and increasingly Software Defined Networking (SDN) (SD-WAN) (networking) to support secure, segmented, and application-aware connectivity across distributed locations and hybrid work models.
On the collaboration side, SFR Business offers unified communications and collaboration (UCC) services (collaboration), combining IP telephony, softphones, messaging, presence, audio and video conferencing, and sometimes integration with productivity suites. These offers aim to support voice over IP (VoIP) (networking), Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking (networking), and cloud-based PBX models, which are widely adopted in enterprise telephony modernization programs. Integration with contact center solutions is often presented for customer-service use cases.
Cloud and hosting services from SFR Business (cloud infrastructure) include infrastructure hosting, virtualized compute resources, and managed services hosted in SFR data centers in France. These services typically address needs such as application hosting, backup and Disaster Recovery (DR), and hybrid-cloud connectivity. Connectivity between customer premises, SFR data centers, and public cloud providers is usually supported over secure VPN or dedicated links (networking), enabling distributed application architectures and data residency options aligned with local regulatory expectations.
Cybersecurity offerings (security) span network security, endpoint protection, email and web filtering, and Managed Security Services (MSS), frequently based on standard security architectures such as firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention, VPNs, identity and access control, and security event monitoring. For many customers, SFR Business acts as a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), delivering monitoring, alerting, and incident-handling services to complement internal security teams.
The IoT portfolio (IoT connectivity) centers on machine-to-machine (M2M) connectivity over cellular networks, including 4G and 5G, and often Low-Power Wide Area (LPWA) technologies such as LTE-M or Narrowband Internet of things (NB-IoT) where available. These capabilities are applied to use cases such as fleet tracking, smart metering, and connected devices in industry, logistics, and urban infrastructure. SFR Business usually combines Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) management platforms, connectivity management portals, and integration support for vertical applications.
Professional and managed services (managed services) sit across these domains, including consulting, project management, integration, and outsourcing of network, communication, and IT operations. In marketplace and directory terms, SFR Business can be categorized primarily as an enterprise telecommunications operator, managed network and security service provider, cloud and hosting provider, and IoT connectivity provider, serving organizations that require converged telecom and IT services from a single provider in the French market.
Our description of SFR Business. Updated December 2025.
