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With rising data transmission needs, structured cable management in data centers is essential. Key challenges include rapid tech changes, supply chain issues, stricter regulations, and workforce gaps.

As mobile data demand grows, mobile network operators (MNOs) must efficiently acquire and roll out new RAN sites. Solutions like FNT Command simplify this process with a central database, GIS-based location intelligence, and analytics to enhance planning and documentation.

Data centers are crucial for business operations, making optimization vital for competitiveness. A modern data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tool, like FNT Command, centralizes IT data and enhances automation.

Ever heard of server racks with no network connection or critical assets left untracked? Real-life IT infrastructure missteps like these can bring operations to a grinding halt. Discover some of the worst practices in IT management and learn how to avoid them in our latest blog post!

Eric von Tschammer from FNT explains that the configurability of FNT Command enables companies to adapt the software to their needs without any programming knowledge. Future developments, such as dynamic templates and improved usability, should further increase the customization options and user-friendliness.

Carl Zeiss AG uses the FNT Command Platform for comprehensive documentation of its IT infrastructure. This cloud-based software improves fault identification and rectification and facilitates the planning of new locations.

Branimir Madzarevic, new CTO at FNT, wants to make the FNT Command Platform fit for the future through greater configurability, modularity and hybrid IT compatibility. He relies on agile teamwork and has a passion for speed in his private life.

The expansion of fiber optic networks is crucial for faster internet connections and higher bandwidths. A unified data solution with geo-referenced information enables transparent analysis and visualization of infrastructure, which supports efficient planning and better decisions throughout the process.

A digital twin offers a real-time virtual representation of infrastructure, ensuring immediate updates with any changes. This approach allows for simulating and optimizing modifications before implementation, enhancing error detection and operational efficiency through a unified asset register.

Utilities must navigate a complex landscape of diverse technologies and telecommunications infrastructure. This blog series explores how a unified asset management solution can streamline operations, enhance error resolution, and improve resource understanding across various departments.