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Nokia on Thursday launched its Gigabit Smart Build portfolio for service providers to build ultra-broadband networks more cost-efficiently. The platform simplifies the process of introducing and commercializing new technology and products, the company said in a statement.
The platform applies a 3-step approach which includes, preparing for Gigabit, deploying Gigabit, managing and optimizing Gigabit.
In the preparing for Gigabit stage, Nokia Bell Labs' tools help build viable and accurate business cases and select the right technology and strategy to move to Gigabit.
In the deploying Gigabit stage, the Network Build Control Management service controls and automates end-to-end network rollout resulting in cost-efficiency, a faster roll-out and a first-time-right network build to further allow end-users to activate the Optical Network Terminal themselves, reducing installation and activation costs by more than 40%.
Managing and optimizing Gigabit involves speedy and simplified migration of legacy broadband networks.
The company claims that the service reduces rollout errors by a factor of three by controlling end-to-end network rollout and automating. Also it claims that the service cuts time-to-market in half by minimizing preparation time.
Fastest time to market: The service cuts time-to-market in half by minimizing preparation time, accelerating rollouts and increasing rollout volume.
"Successfully rolling out Gigabit networks relies on three factors: experience, expertise and automation. Our unparalleled track record of innovation and holistic approach cover all aspects of the evolution to Gigabit networks,” said Federico Guillén, president of Nokia's Fixed Networks Business Group.
“Basically, it comes down to taking the guesswork out of broadband network roll-outs.This delivers tremendous benefits and predictable results in terms of time-to-market, cost reductions and first-time-right execution, while sharply reducing any disruptions for communities and citizens," he added.
Nokia launches Gigabit Smart Build portfolio to help build ultra-broadband networks | ET Telecom
The platform applies a 3-step approach which includes, preparing for Gigabit, deploying Gigabit, managing and optimizing Gigabit.
In the preparing for Gigabit stage, Nokia Bell Labs' tools help build viable and accurate business cases and select the right technology and strategy to move to Gigabit.
In the deploying Gigabit stage, the Network Build Control Management service controls and automates end-to-end network rollout resulting in cost-efficiency, a faster roll-out and a first-time-right network build to further allow end-users to activate the Optical Network Terminal themselves, reducing installation and activation costs by more than 40%.
Managing and optimizing Gigabit involves speedy and simplified migration of legacy broadband networks.
The company claims that the service reduces rollout errors by a factor of three by controlling end-to-end network rollout and automating. Also it claims that the service cuts time-to-market in half by minimizing preparation time.
Fastest time to market: The service cuts time-to-market in half by minimizing preparation time, accelerating rollouts and increasing rollout volume.
"Successfully rolling out Gigabit networks relies on three factors: experience, expertise and automation. Our unparalleled track record of innovation and holistic approach cover all aspects of the evolution to Gigabit networks,” said Federico Guillén, president of Nokia's Fixed Networks Business Group.
“Basically, it comes down to taking the guesswork out of broadband network roll-outs.This delivers tremendous benefits and predictable results in terms of time-to-market, cost reductions and first-time-right execution, while sharply reducing any disruptions for communities and citizens," he added.
Nokia launches Gigabit Smart Build portfolio to help build ultra-broadband networks | ET Telecom
