How to use FCC broadband context, location data and public permitting resources without confusing them with route authority or construction evidence.
USA Fibre Planning: FCC Broadband Data, Permitting and GIS Evidence Read More »
A practical data and workflow interpretation of infrastructure sharing, coordinated civil works, permits and in-building readiness.
EU Gigabit Infrastructure Act: The GIS Data Model Behind Better Coordination Read More »
Brownfield FTTH planning starts with imperfect information. Existing records may be incomplete, asset condition varies in the field, and address or route data can change between design and construction. The decision behind this topic You need GIS to make the operating decision easier-not become another silo. A technically capable platform still fails when ownership, identifiers,
Using Mergin Maps for Brownfield FTTH Planning and Documentation Read More »
The choice between aerial and underground fibre is rarely a simple unit-rate comparison. It is a network-lifecycle decision shaped by available infrastructure, make-ready work, civils risk, permitting, resilience, maintenance access, construction capacity and the evidence available at planning stage. The decision behind this topic You need GIS to make the operating decision easier-not become another
Aerial vs Underground FTTx Deployment: TCO and GIS Planning Read More »
A Better Way to Build Enterprise GIS For too long, enterprise GIS has been synonymous with expensive, proprietary platforms that lock you in and limit your flexibility. The decision behind this topic You need GIS to make the operating decision easier-not become another silo. A technically capable platform still fails when ownership, identifiers, interfaces, quality
The GIS software landscape is shifting rapidly. For organizations managing large-scale geospatial systems-like utility companies and FTTH network providers-the demand is clear: they need flexible, scalable, and cost-effective solutions. Legacy proprietary platforms, once the standard, now pose growing challenges with their high licensing costs and limited adaptability. The decision behind this topic You need GIS
Control Costs, Keep Capabilities: Open Source GIS for Enterprise Read More »
Introduction Mobile field data collection and mapping can reduce paperwork and improve the consistency of evidence when the workflow and validation rules are well designed. By leveraging smartphones, tablets, and external GNSS and distance measuring equipment, organizations can gather more precise and detailed documentation. Advances in technology have introduced various applications that streamline these processes.
Field Data Collection and Mapping Applications: A Workflow-Fit Guide Read More »
Introduction to GIS Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are powerful tools for managing, analyzing, and visualizing spatial data. They help us understand our world better by using two main types of data: vector and raster. Vector data represents discrete objects like roads and boundaries with points, lines, and polygons. For example, in the telecom industry, vector
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