Speed up your spatial analysis for service feasibility and deployment
We provide powerful Location Intelligence capabilities to take better decisions based on geospatial data.
Move from seeing where to understanding why
Check multi-technology geographical feasibility.
- Study feasibility based on customer location and nearest access points.
- Examine service qualification based on network features.
- Calculate mobile coverage based on antenna parameters, ground elevation models and existing buildings.
Unlock the power of spatial analysis
Calculate the optimal route based on specific algorithms.
- Master real-time network structure and operational status.
- Plan the optimal route to new serviceable points based on customizable business rules.
- Add extra layers of public or private information to the analysis if needed.
Get the right mix of products and services
Build new complex service bundles.
- Support OSS/BSS integrations with TMForum compliant APIs.
- Get the neccesary coordinates for the provisioning process.
- Automate synchronization and import data from external sources.
Build and enrich your maps
Our main goal is to help CSPs get the right mix of products and services. We consider both market requirements and new location data streams to understand consumers at a deeper granularity.
A modular, flexible and cloud-native platform to create and deliver digital services faster.
Geographical view of deployed outside plant network to take better decisions based on spatial data analysis
- Network planning deployment taking into account physical conditions and policies.
- Service availability display of both fixed and mobile coverage.
- Distances and optimal paths for services that require new infrastructure.
Fully configurable order management for automated and traceable management of fulfillment orders.
- Catalog-driven, automatic creation of new order management flows for new products and services.
- Extensive libraries for common process steps supporting fixed, mobile and cloud products.
- Flexible integration with 3rd party components in order management and catalog management.
A single repository with a complete view of a customer’s current and historical, cross-perspective (from business to network) service information.
- A single source of truth that brings together all CSP’s services information.
- 360° view of service information with north and south layer integrations.
- Historical view of services modifications to easily trace customer changes.
Resource inventory will be the CSP’S single source of truth for network elements and sites, allowing automatic and manual resource allocation to services.
- Intuitive and powerful data ingestion mechanisms, fully configurable web views and TMF Open API-based interfaces
- Network discovery capacities to keep the inventory updated.
- Network planning process support through network occupancy calculation.
Activation Engine enables automatic network configuration and activation hiding network complexity to the service provisioning flows.
- Support of multiple protocols for communication with NMS/EMS and network elements.
- SDK to speed up additional connectors definition.
- Common text representation of native commands for different manufacturers.
Unified catalog manages technical services and their relationships with products.
- Service specification and relationship management, including BSS product catalog integration.
- TMForum compliant service catalog, including CFS/RFS decomposition and TMF633 compliant API.
- Easy service definition based on drag & drop lego blocks.
A cross-sectional module to detect, notify and manage order failures along the whole fulfillment process.
- Configure automatic actions for different error conditions.
- Operate orders individually or in batches to solve failure scenarios quicker.
- Set fallout SLAs and escalation rules.
Latest insights
How Service Orchestration is a rapidly evolving market space
According to a recent Appledore Research, the Cross-domain Service Orchestration is estimated to grow from around $500 million in 2021 to almost $2 billion in only three years.
After the Gold Rush: Preparing for the Future in the Fibre Market
Many are already comparing the current rollout of fibre networks to a gold rush. Everyone, governments and companies, invest millions in new networks. Ensuring fast and fair broadband access seems to have become a market priority. Traditional incumbent operators have to compete in a new market where new fibre network providers offer faster broadband speeds for less money.