Telecom Ni Module will help to maintain the physical resource details of network. It is also important to continue to keep the network details up to date while the network is new build, rehab, abandoned, in operational. Whenever Nodes, customer connections are enabled or disabled, the network documentation should be updated as soon as possible to avoid degrading the quality of the network data. This is critical to ensure that provisioning requests do not fail. Failed orders result in additional operational costs, loss of income, and a reduction in customer satisfaction.

CT-NPRI’s Telecom Ni - Network Inventory GIS module has significant benefits for service assurance processes as well. Federated view of Telecom GIS data provides a cross-domain view which integrates the physical network inventory with the service inventory. A customer takes certain services, the services are routed over fibres from the customer to the central office, the fibres are part of cables, cables lead over conduits and pipes, conduits and pipes are deployed in ducts. The Network inventory for the operational network is the key for any successful telecom Fiber Network / FTTx service providers. Our solution Telecom Ni provides user-friendly tools to visualize the end-to-end connection, trace the connection, finding faults and analysing the impact of the fault, etc.

Module features and advantages:

1. Organizing user interface
2. Navigation through GUI components
3. Managing data & layer visibility
4. Saving & loading user preferences
5. Searching for objects; building searching criteria
6. Navigation on Map
7. Locating & highlighting objects on map
8. Locating object in the database
9. Accessing and modifying object parameters
10. Generating logical diagrams
11. Running reports
12. Printing of maps and diagram
13. Placing network elements on map
14. Drawing infrastructure resources (HDD, Micro trench, Open trench, manholes, overhead infrastructure, buildings)
15. Cable Drawings
16. Associating cables with aerial infrastructure
17. Placing cable in ducts
18. Physical Schemas
19. Introducing Network topology
20. Splicing out/ making cross connects within network nodes
21. Assigning / uploading external documents to network elements

User View of Network:

1. Various stages of network view
2. Import and Create Network of Various stages
3. Core Connection/Splicing
4. ore connection schematic @Nodes, Splice clousers
5. Core connection schematic – End to End
6. Core connection schematic – Link/Segment
7. Core connection Viewer
8. Fiber Strand connectivity Details
9. Optical Link Budget
10. Network Tracing end to end
11. Capacity Utilization
12. Thematic Visualization
13. Temporary Layers
14. Reports
    1. Network element status report
    2. Network in various built & operations stages
    3. Entity logs
    4. Network elements utilization reports