3-GIS CEO Tom Counts is on set
3-GIS CEO Tom Counts was interviewed for a video series called GIS Cafe at the 2019 Esri User Conference. During the segment Tom gave his thoughts on...
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Esri puts the spotlight on 3-GIS
As winner of Esri’s Expanding to the Cloud award 3-GIS was featured in an Esri Spotlight video. Watch to hear CEO Tom Count’s take on how fiber will...
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End-to-end economics of digitizing the outside plant
In the context of digital transformation, data management of conduits, strands, poles, manholes, and other elements of the outside plant have not...
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Automated Networks ≠ Autonomous Networks
To thrive in today’s hyper-competitive market, engineering companies need to transform their own work processes to the speed and data requirements of...
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Equipping your organization to manage complex networks
Telecom companies use the data about their physical network for asset management such as network utilization, availability, and risk mitigation. The...
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Management solutions for the life-of-the-network
The network is a multi-generational endeavor. It is ever changing from copper and coax to fiber and wireless. From planning and designing routes and...
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Let technology power your CAF II project success
If your organization wins a CAF II block, it needs to come up with a plan to build and manage the new network in a way that will maximize its return....
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Win the race to the pole with intelligent tools for designing, building and managing fiber networks
In the past, telecom network management software has solely aimed to address managing and maintaining telecom networks. Over the last three years,...
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The telecom data divide
A recent podcast on Telecoms.com explored the concept of “dirty data,” which might be a bit of a misnomer but in this particular case, the data...
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How to build a framework for changing your engineering workflow and adopting machine-prescribed designs
Simply put, change is hard. In a business environment with customer requirements for faster deployments and reduced costs, along with more complex...