Telecommunications

As a company being responsible for executing optical fiber network projects there are many challenges which need to be overcome. Our teams of experienced designers are able to professionally prepare all of the necessary documents, using modern and practical solutions, allowing us to implement both underground conduit systems or cable pipelines as well as network systems inside buildings.
Our designers will prepare documents, based on the basis of a on-site inspection and taking into account the situation in a given location, meeting the requirements of telecommunications and construction law and the expectations of our clients.

Telecommunications. Operation and maintains of Transmission Networks

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Transmission Networks

Surveys, Design, Installations, Configurations and Test

Acceptance of Transmission projects
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Operation and Maintenance of Transmission Networks
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IT services and solutions
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Optical transmission network surveys

Optical transmission network surveys are comprehensive assessments conducted to plan, design, and optimize optical fiber networks. These surveys involve several key steps to ensure the network’s efficiency, reliability, and performance. Here are the main components of optical transmission network surveys:

Identifying the best path for laying optical fiber cables, considering factors like topography, land use, and environmental impact.

Mapping the physical features of the land, including elevation, slopes, and natural obstacles.

Assessing soil conditions, rock formations, and other subsurface conditions to ensure the stability of the transmission towers and foundations.

Evaluating the potential environmental impact of the optical fiber network, including effects on wildlife, vegetation, and water bodies.

Measuring existing electromagnetic fields to ensure compliance with safety standards and avoid interference with other systems.

Identifying and mapping existing underground utilities, such as water, gas, and communication lines, to avoid conflicts during construction.

Using drones or aircraft to capture high-resolution images and data of the proposed route, which helps in detailed planning and monitoring.

These surveys help in optimizing the design, reducing construction costs, and ensuring the safety and reliability of the optical transmission network.

Acceptance of Transmission projects

Acceptance of transmission projects refers to the process of gaining approval and support from various stakeholders, including the public, government authorities, and regulatory bodies, for the development and implementation of transmission infrastructure projects. This process is crucial for ensuring that the projects are socially, environmentally, and economically viable.

Operation and maintenance of Optical Transmission Networks

Operating and maintaining optical transmission networks is essential for ensuring the efficient and reliable delivery of high-speed data. Here are the key aspects of operation process:

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Preventive

Regularly scheduled maintenance activities to prevent potential issues and extend the lifespan of network components. This includes cleaning connectors, checking for physical damage, and testing fiber optic cables.

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Corrective

Addressing and repairing any issues or faults that arise. This includes tasks like replacing damaged fibers, repairing splices, and recalibrating equipment.

3

Upgrades and Replacements

Updating and replacing outdated or degraded components to ensure the network remains efficient and capable of handling higher data loads. This might involve upgrading transceivers, amplifiers, and switching equipment.

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Documentation and Record Keeping

Maintaining detailed records of all maintenance activities, including inspections, repairs, and component replacements. This helps in tracking the health of the network and planning future maintenance.

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Monitoring

Continuous monitoring of the network to detect any performance issues or faults in real-time. This involves using network management systems (NMS) and optical performance monitors (OPMs).

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Traffic Management

Efficiently managing data traffic to prevent congestion and ensure optimal performance. This includes load balancing and dynamic routing.

3

Signal Quality Management

Ensuring the integrity and quality of the optical signals, which involves monitoring parameters like signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), bit error rate (BER), and dispersion.

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Fault Management

Quickly identifying and addressing faults in the network to minimize downtime and service interruptions.

Key Considerations

Safety

Ensuring all maintenance activities comply with safety standards to protect technicians and equipment.

Reliability

Maintaining high network availability and minimizing downtime through proactive maintenance and swift fault resolution.

Efficiency

Implementing practices that optimize network performance and reduce operational costs.

Compliance

Adhering to industry standards and regulations governing optical networks.

Effective operation and maintenance are critical for the smooth functioning of optical transmission networks, ensuring they deliver high-speed and reliable data services.

IT services and solutions

IT services and solutions encompass a wide range of offerings designed to support and enhance the technology infrastructure of businesses and organizations. Here are some common types of IT services and solutions:

  • 1. Managed IT Services: Outsourcing the management of IT infrastructure, including network management, security, and support, to a third-party provider.
  • 2. Cloud Services:
    Providing access to computing resources, storage, and applications over the internet, allowing businesses to scale and reduce costs.
  • 3. Cybersecurity:
    Protecting data and systems from cyber threats through measures like firewalls, encryption, and intrusion detection systems.
  • 4. Data Backup and Recovery:
    Ensuring that data is regularly backed up and can be quickly restored in case of data loss or system failure.
  • 5. Network Services:
    Designing, implementing, and maintaining network infrastructure to ensure reliable connectivity and communication.
  • 6. Software Development and Support:
    Creating custom software solutions tailored to specific business needs and providing ongoing support and maintenance.
  • 7. IT Consulting:
    Offering expert advice on technology strategy, implementation, and optimization to help businesses achieve their goals.
  • 8. Hardware and Infrastructure:
    Providing and maintaining physical IT equipment, such as servers, workstations, and networking devices.
  • 9. Help Desk and Support:
    Offering technical support to users, resolving issues, and providing training and guidance.
  • 10. Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery:
    Planning and implementing strategies to ensure business operations can continue during and after a disruptive event.