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Mobile Mapping System for a European Geospatial Firm to Expand their Fibre Network
Summary
A Europe-based global data collection and mapping leader with presence in over 10 countries, encountered challenges expanding its fibre network due to data inconsistencies and regulatory hurdles. Techwave intervened by converting mobile mapping data into precise designs, streamlining the construction process, and more. Ensuring efficient connectivity across residential and commercial areas.
Industry
Telecommunications
Company Size
Over 20 million connections across USA and EU
Region
USA, Europe
Key Challenges
Design Gaps in Rural Connectivity, Address Validation, Regulatory
Business Challenges
- Fibre Network Design Constraints
Mapping the planned network area, avoiding existing utilities to comply with local government regulations - Inconsistent Data Volume
Posed obstacles in resource allocation and timely delivery - Cost-effectiveness and Accuracy Demands
Designing networks for swift implementation, particularly in extensive geographical areas
Techwave Strategy & Solutions
- With the help of our technical expertise and exceptional designers, we delivered design solutions that helped the client switch to split distribution architecture seamlessly
- Performed diligent Address Validation within the border by matching photos with mobile mapping data
- Maintained highly detailed HLD and LLDs by coordinating with on-ground vendors to ensure accuracy, which reduced the time to get permits and construction with minimal reworks
- Expertise in FTTx concepts facilitated the development of cost-optimized designs, ensuring successful project completion within the specified timeframe
Featured Technologies
Business Outcomes
Mapped over 20 Communities – both residential and commercial
Assigned a team of 120 professionals for timely delivery and scaled it based on the term requirements
Ensured a seamless data integration between all datasets from Geospatial tools for better accuracy
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