This article was inspired in part by a recent LinkedIn post from David Tidd, ETI’s VP of Engineering, exploring synchronous and asynchronous integration patterns in telecom. His framework raised a broader question for us: What actually happens across the enterprise after a customer places an order? A customer visits a broadband provider’s website, checks service […]
The Short Answer: Automated service assurance takes the monitoring, detection, and resolution workflows your team already runs and removes the manual steps that slow them down. Instead of relying on technicians to triage alerts, escalate tickets, and coordinate fixes, automation handles the routine work so your team can focus on the issues that actually need [...]
The Short Answer: ArcGIS data interoperability gives telecom & broadband operators a way to bring spatial data from multiple sources into a single, accurate GIS environment. Esri’s ArcGIS is the leading GIS platform, & its data interoperability extension handles the translation between formats so your team can work with reliable geospatial data. For operators, GIS […]
The Short Answer: Preparing data for AI means getting your operational data into a state where artificial intelligence tools can actually use it. That starts with cleaning up inconsistencies, connecting siloed systems, and building a data foundation that gives AI models access to accurate, complete information across your operation. For telecom and broadband operators, […]
The Short Answer: Mean time to repair (MTTR) measures how long it takes your team to restore service after an incident. Network telemetry reduces MTTR by giving operators real-time visibility into network and device health, so teams spend less time finding the problem and more time fixing it. For telecom and broadband operators, every minute [...]
The following summary has been condensed for length and readability. To listen to the full discussion, click here. This episode is sponsored by intelegrate and VETRO FiberMap. In this episode of The Broadband Bunch, host Jeff Boozer chats with Doug Dawson, President of CCG Consulting and author of Pots and Pans blog, to discuss the […]
The Short Answer: Data interoperability is the ability of different systems to exchange data and use it in a meaningful way, without manual workarounds or custom fixes. It goes beyond moving information from point A to point B. Interoperable systems share, interpret, and act on data automatically. For telecom and broadband providers, operations likely […]
The following summary has been condensed for length and readability. To listen to the full discussion, click here. This episode is sponsored by intelegrate and VETRO FiberMap. In this episode of The Broadband Bunch, hosts Brad Hine and Pete Pizzutillo brought together a panel of industry leaders for their annual Year in Review and Buy, […]
The following summary has been condensed for length and readability. To listen to the full discussion, click here. This episode is sponsored by ETI Software and VETRO FiberMap. In this episode of the Broadband Bunch, host Pete Pizzutillo sits down with Felix Virto, Director of Operations at Blue Streak, and Stephen Rose, CEO of Render […]
The following summary has been condensed for length and readability. To listen to the full discussion, click here. This episode is sponsored by intelegrate and VETRO FiberMap. In this episode of The Broadband Bunch, host Brad Hine is in conversation with Peter Cresse, President of Entropy, a technology advisory firm focused on helping executives answer complex […]
The following summary has been condensed for length and readability. To listen to the full discussion, click here. This episode is sponsored by ETI Software and VETRO FiberMap. Artificial intelligence is transforming the broadband industry—but not without challenges. In this episode of The Broadband Bunch, host Brad Hine speaks with Jeff Boozer, VP of Broadband […]
The introduction of AI in the broadband space promises to change its technical landscape. But while AI will transform networks and operations, the real foundation of modern telecom is data interoperability. Without systems that share, interpret, and use data consistently, AI can’t function, automation can’t scale, and providers can’t deliver reliable services. Here are the […]