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Telecom | Webinar
How can we use GIS to maintain our current groundwork over time?

High-speed internet access has emerged as a fundamental catalyst for economic growth, education, and social inclusion. Consequently, cities are intensifying their efforts in deploying fiber to ensure citizens stay connected and the facilities they rely on remain adaptable to future demand.
At the heart of this deployment is GIS. Equipped with spatial analysis capabilities, GIS offers a powerful toolset for planners, policymakers, and service providers to optimize the expansion of broadband networks. But how can we use GIS to maintain our current groundwork over time?
During this webinar, we dive into:
- Challenges data faced during network deployment and maintenance
- How GIS has advanced to facilitate easier data capture and management
- Using GIS to create a more comprehensive understanding of network infrastructure
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About the presenters
George Hughes
3-GIS | Vice President, Product Management
George is Vice President of Product Management for Telecom at 3-GIS. He previously worked for 34 years at Verizon as Executive Director for AI development, architecture, strategy, and project management. Throughout his career, he has held a variety of leadership roles, handling both legacy and modern technology systems at both the service provider and vendor level giving him a unique industry perspective.
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