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How Answering 5 Key Questions Can Benefit Your Organization The need to effectively and efficiently manage the resources in your telecommunications network takes on heightened importance in this age of digital transformation. How much visibility into and control over your network resources directly impacts areas such as customer satisfaction, profitability and competitive differentiation. Download the white paper to learn the key elements of an effective resource management strategy and best practices to implement.

To support enterprise and IoT applications effectively, a completely different approach to planning, deploying and managing 5G will be needed. A fast and efficient roll out of new technology is generally challenging, specifically for newcomers in the market or operators of campus networks. Yet that is precisely what is required with the heightened demands and expectations of digitalisation. Learn more: Download our white paper!

Operators globally are investing tens of billions of dollars in 5G networks and spectrum and have great expectations for future revenue opportunities enabled by the technology. Omdia research forecasts that global 5G services revenue will grow to $540.1bn by 2026. The potential of the technology extends well beyond the mobile industry itself, as 5G is set to become a critical component of the digital economy and the next generation of industrial technology, Industry 4.0. 5G itself needs a set of enabling technologies, including network slicing, automation, and virtualization. Much less covered, however, is the role of resource management in 5G.

Practical examples for companies with complex IT landscapes No matter how straightforward a project may seem, if it involves the IT infrastructure you can count on it being more challenging than anticipated. This whitepaper uses four typical real-life situations that are representative of the challenges most commonly faced by organizations with projects, processes and changes within their IT infrastructure and how they were able to solve them with the help of professional IT documentation.

The telecom infrastructure is critical to maintaining efficient and reliable services. Dive into the real-life stories of how four industry leaders faced the complexities of modern infrastructure management head-on. By examining these examples, we shine a light on the best practices that drive operational excellence and enhanced service delivery.

In the elaborate world of data center operations, capacity optimization stands as a pivotal concept that encompasses a broad spectrum of strategic, operational, and environmental considerations. This whitepaper aims to demystify the various aspects of capacity optimization, illustrating how it is crucial not only for enhancing performance metrics but also for achieving greater financial outcomes and environmental responsibility.

The Holistic Network Management Solution Companies are faced with increasing data volumes rapidly growing networking. As a result, the digital infrastructure is becoming increasingly complex. Not only is the complexity of the network infrastructure is growing, but so are the demands placed on it. Ensuring fault-free functioning is more important than ever. Failures of individual devices or services can quickly cause serious problems and high costs. For this reason, keeping track of the complex IT, network and device infrastructure is key. In this white paper, you will learn from two real-life examples how companies can achieve holistic network management through the combined use of the FNT Command Platform and Stable-Net.

Advanced Methods for Success in the Digital Economy The world is becoming more digital: network infrastructures are constantly growing and their complexity is increasing. The IoT and Industry 4.0 brings billions of new connected devices. At the same time, security and availability requirements are increasing. One thing is clear: managing network operation and expansion efficiently in the future will require an inside view of the infrastructure. Learn more in our white paper!

How a paradigm shift can fix cable chaos In our white paper titled The Nerve Pathways of Digital Transformation, we highlighted the strategic importance and value of data center cabling. The focus was on the challenges around managing data center cabling, the consequences of inadequate cable management, and the warning signs that urgent action is needed. In this white paper, we examine how to turn data center cable management into a technical and economic success factor. We present the necessary changes to the fundamental approach and the positive effects that result from this paradigm shift. This is accompanied by a look at the increasing importance of professionalization, the use of professional software, and the tangible benefits it delivers for data center managers.

The nerve pathways of digital transformation. Few aspects of digital infrastructure are as undervalued as network cabling – yet few are as critical to the process. Cabling provides the essential foundation for all forms of connectivity, data communication, and digital value creation. At the same time, the cables themselves are largely invisible, with more and more IT services being consumed from the cloud via WLAN. The highly qualified teams that provide and operate the cabling also work behind the scenes. This is especially true of the cabling in data centers, which is often regarded as a black box.

In this third paper, we show how FNT specifically supports management of your data center cabling through a state-of-the-art software solution and decades of experience. After all, cable management is part of our DNA. Almost half of all DAX40 companies and more than 500 other major organizations around the world rely on our solutions to record, document, plan, and operate their critical cable infrastructures. Read on to discover how to future-proof the foundations of your digital transformation.

Advancing digitalization, increasing security threats, new technologies and growing complexity are long-term IT developments shaping the future of IT infrastructure. The rising number and diversity of end devices, networking across company and government boundaries, and exponential data growth make it increasingly difficult to manage systems efficiently and securely. Read our whitepaper and find out where IT infrastructure management needs to start in order to overcome current challenges and why professional IT documentation is crucial.

Many companies still manage data in unsuitable systems such as spreadsheets and paper registers, which quickly reach their limits. A modern system that supports up-to-date data, fast queries, change processes and automation is necessary. Centralised documentation and consolidation requires an inventory and structured methods and tools. This whitepaper explains the steps and strategic considerations for a smooth introduction of a professional IT documentation solution, from the inventory to commissioning.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital transformation, traditional IT Asset Management tools face challenges in meeting the demands of modern hybrid digital infrastructures. This paper explores how traditional IT Asset Management struggles to meet the demands of hybrid digital infrastructures, while Hybrid Digital Infrastructure Management (HDIM) offers a holistic approach that integrates physical and virtual asset management, empowering IT Asset Managers to optimize resources and streamline operations.

Utility telecommunications deployments are big, complex, and long. Utility telecommunications outages can be big, complex, and difficult. Yet, telecommunications underpin nearly all grid modernization initiatives. Designing, deploying, and managing modern utility telecommunications networks demands detailed and thoroughly accurate planning. And planning demands data. A unified telecommunications asset register can enable the detailed and long-range planning that is required for effective planning and speedy outage resolution. This white paper examines how a single unified and reliable asset and resource manager can deliver benefits across a utility’s telecommunications infrastructure.

Germany’s Federal Employment Agency runs one of Europe’s largest IT networks, supporting 120,000 employees across 1,680 locations. Previously managed with Excel and Visio, the IT infrastructure is now centralized on FNT Command, which records and manages IT and telecommunications components, software, and cloud applications. This platform allows flexible data handling and integration with existing systems, including ERP software, to automate IT procurement and inventory management.

How public bodies can better manage their IT infrastructure How do government organizations make their IT and network infrastructure fit for the digital future? Find out how six government organizations rose to the challenge with seamless documentation of their IT, data centers and networks – and how they are now managing the infrastructure more efficiently.

Stuttgart Airport, a major German hub, connects air travel with rail, bus, and subway services. It also manages infrastructure for over 250 B2B customers, generating 40% of its revenue. To maintain its complex systems, the airport uses the FNT Command Platform, ensuring efficient operations and high-quality service.

This white paper discusses the important role a digital twin plays in managing today’s complex hybrid network infrastructure, highlights how digital twins are being applied, and reveals the benefits that result from this new approach.

Network digital twins replicate an operator's hybrid network infrastructure, encompassing physical, virtual, and logical components. This hybrid infrastructure combines physical elements like base stations and data centers with virtualized components such as vRAN and C-RAN. While virtual components offer flexibility and scalability, managing them alongside physical and logical components poses challenges. Digital twins provide detailed insights and automated management for these components, essential for future network management.

Digital twins play a pivotal role in managing today’s modern data centers. From design to operation to maintenance, using a digital twin in your data center management can make a huge difference in your ability to provide a resilient infrastructure, optimize resource usage, scale as needed – to name just a few concerns. This paper explores in detail what digital twin-enhanced data center management looks like, the value a digital twin adds to data center management, and how it is uniquely capable of overcoming the complex challenges of our increasingly digital world.

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, data center operators are seeking ways to adapt and optimize their operations for increased efficiency, resilience, and security. A digital twin, a virtual counterpart of the physical data center, has emerged as a promising solution.

State-Of-The-Art Strategies for More Efficient Management of Hybrid IT Infrastructures – from CMDB to Digital Twin Documenting the existing IT, telecommunications and data center infrastructures is often regarded as a necessary evil. Thankfully, modern tools offer numerous new possibilities for managing your infrastructures more efficiently - without excessive maintenance effort or worry about outdated information. Through implementing intelligent automation and process integration you not only create the basis for better decisions and streamlined processes, but you also lay the foundation for further automation initiatives in IT. In this whitepaper we set the record straight about IT documentation and show through real examples the possibilities and potential that can be achieved today.

10 criteria that a professional IT documentation tool should meet Professional IT documentation provides companies and public authorities with valuable assistance in a variety of tasks around management of IT infrastructure. To choose the right tool, it is first important to understand how professional IT documentation can be leveraged for commercial benefit and what functionality is needed to achieve that. This white paper describes 10 criteria that such a solution should meet. It provides the necessary background knowledge to make choosing the right product easier.

Why Professional IT Documentation Pays Dividends Why is it worth engaging with “professional IT documentation”? What is it, and how does it differ from other types? If you have ever asked yourself these questions, you’re in the right place. In this white paper, we show how taking a professional approach to IT documentation allows you to lay the foundation for efficient infrastructure operations.

A successful network transformation for utility providers hinges on consolidating information into a unified data model, leveraging software for automation, and embracing unified resource management principles.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of telecommunications, the demand for high-speed, reliable connectivity is escalating. Fiber optics are the backbone of modern communication infrastructure, offering unparalleled bandwidth and reliability. Their deployment is crucial for meeting the growing connectivity needs of communities and businesses.

Case Studies and Best Practices Full transparency into IT infrastructure is the starting point for ongoing and successful transformation. Automotive manufacturers and industrial companies need a stable foundation to address current market challenges around change, realignment, and consolidation. In terms of IT, this means that documentation of requirements, IT assets, and their dependencies must be standardized, with the process being largely automated and seamlessly integrated into the IT value chain. In this white paper, we present concrete use cases to show what a future-proof solution for documentation and management of IT assets in manufacturing industry can achieve across the entire lifecycle.

Case studies from airports worldwide In this white paper, we present the FNT solutions used by five airports around the world. The software meets the differing needs of each operator – although airports globally all face the same challenges when it comes to digital transformation and passenger safety.

IT infrastructure is evolving from a control entity into a springboard for business development. It is becoming diverse, interconnected, fast, and complex. New ways are needed to manage it. Hybrid digital infrastructure management (HDIM) is all about tidying up the loose ends and creating a uniform management platform. According to Gartner, HDIM is one of the ten most important trends in IT operations. In this white paper, we explain what HDIM means for IT organizations and how managers can position themselves for the future.

The telecommunications industry is being disrupted by new technologies and customer demands, requiring innovative network management. Successful service providers excel in managing their hybrid infrastructures of physical, logical, and virtual resources. This white paper outlines how six leading providers improved their network management and the business outcomes achieved.

A telecommunication providers’ guide to changing inventory management solutions without impacting business. This white paper details how to change inventory management solutions in such a way that prevents disruption and keeps all processes that rely on inventory data operational.

Tips on how to make a compelling business case The necessity of network inventory management fordriving operational efficiency and profitability for telecommunication operators is widely accepted, but thereis resistance to its adoption. Reasons range from costto implementation difficulties to unwanted disruption.These perceived risks are overwhelmingly outweighed bythe benefits to be gained. This paper explains in detail the returns you can expect to realize on your investment in anetwork inventory system and lays out how to enumerate these returns and make a compelling business case.

How to transform network asset and resource management Given the strategic importance of network inventory, it gets surprisingly little attention. How service providers manage their network assets and resources matters, as this will influence the performance of the entire network. This white paper explores in detail what a modern inventory solution looks like and the tangible business benefits delivered from using one.

A Guide for Service Providers and Network Operators Dynamic inventory management solutions make it possible to efficiently operate the network from asset management to service delivery, assurance, and planning. This white paper discusses the important role network inventory plays in managing today’s complex network infrastructure, the biggest challenges service providers face in keeping track of network components, and how a modern network inventory solution addresses these needs.

Colocation providers can differentiate themselves in a saturated market by avoiding manual rework, enhancing quality and speed with automated work orders, centralizing documentation of diverse transport technologies, and consolidating legacy solutions into a single integrated inventory database.

A Guide for Operating Remote Sites Current predictions by various experts indicate a rapid growth of edge computing. Many companies have now recognized the advantages of the edge and are in various stages of implementing their own edge strategies. This white paper discusses how organizations can keep track of and efficiently manage their geographically dispersed sites

The pandemic has heightened the need for digital transformation and is accelerating its mainstream adoption to support remote workforces, increased bandwidth, IoT, and virtualization. To ensure success in the aftermath of COVID-19 and remain competitive in a digital world, businesses must also understand how infrastructure management is evolving. In this white paper, we’ll discuss why today’s modern data centers need hybrid digital infrastructure management for greater visibility into digital infrastructure and to support increased mobility.

As digital transformation and cloud shifts reshape the data center market, colocation providers must modernize to meet customer demands and global competition. This white paper shows how a digital platform can help them stay competitive.

Taking data center automation to new levels with a combined FNT/ABB solution Managing data centers is complicated. It involves multiple tools, a combination of manual and automated processes that aren’t always in sync, and data that isn’t always available when needed. A single solution simply cannot handle the complexity of a modern data center. Integrating best-in-class tools is the key to increasing efficiency and productivity across all departments. It makes sure all are working together in an integrated way and not operating in silos. Read our new white paper to learn how FNT together with ABB have made data center management more efficient just by working together.

How to leverage the full potential of management tools and process with smart integration In this white paper, we’ll discuss how to drive growth and automate processes through smart integration. Combining a data center infrastructure management (DCIM) solution with other business-critical systems will simplify and unify operational processes and allow you to achieve high-caliber data center management.

How to Evaluate and Transition to a New Solution Whatever the motivating factor, every organization will at some point need to replace their DCIM software. Whether by choice or by force, there is a way to approach the process that will minimize the effort required and maximize the benefit not only to your data center, but to your organization overall. This guide is full of useful information that can facilitate the process. It details what to look for in a replacement solution and best practices for how to migrate. It also lays out the justifications you’ll need to garner management support for the change initiative.

Guide to understanding Top-Down DCIM and why it matters Data centers are essential for the success of any modern business. Accordingly, their performance and availability are increasingly moving up the agenda of customers and senior management alike. But it is no longer enough to simply use space, power, and cooling as metrics. Given digital transformation and the central role of IT in an organization’s ability to deliver, data centers need to provide maximum support for business transactions. Traditional tools for data center infrastructure management (DCIM) have reached their limits. What is needed are integrated tools, standards, and data models that enable seamless, efficient management of IT infrastructure from top to bottom. This white paper looks at the differences between tool generations, what characterizes modern DCIM solutions, and why managing isolated solutions soon runs up against functional limits. The core question is: How can I future-proof my data center?

Actions data center and network operators can take today for a more environmental-friendly tomorrow Businesses concerned about sustainability are taking stock of their current situation, identifying areas to target for improvement, and formulating plans for how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. There are many strategies that can be used, and not all of them are obvious. This paper is an enlightening look at a number of different actions businesses can take to minimize the impact they are having on the environment.

To manage rapidly evolving digital infrastructures, organizations must embrace advanced configuration management. With growing networked devices and application dependencies, and the need for tight integration and security, a high-performance CMDB is essential. This white paper explains why a CMDB is crucial for digital transformation and how to maximize its benefits.

Best Practices for Implementation Physical IT infrastructure resources and assets form the basis for all IT services and are thus fundamental for business success. Managing cables, servers, and switches has always been a complex challenge but digital transformation and its consequences now make deployment of specialist tools a prerequisite for efficient management. Many rollouts of such tools fail for various reasons, e. g., the strategy, choice of tool, goals, or data collection. The result is that solutions are either not used at all or not used effectively. In this white paper, we discuss the most common issues encountered when implementing IT infrastructure management tools and how to avoid them.

High-performance IT and telecom infrastructures are key to business success. Managers can optimize operations, cut costs, and reduce risks with solutions like the FNT Command Platform. Research In Action evaluated the ROI of FNT Command through a survey of 28 companies, including 3 using the software and 25 with similar IT setups.

Worst Practices from the real world of IT Infrastructure Management IT managers were surprised just how much power the air conditioning system was using – shortly afterwards, the data center was on fire; a server rack ran for years without a network connection and the IT documentation consisted of needles and thread. Those aren’t horror stories from a movie script, they actually happened. We’ve put together some unbelievable, amusing, and instructional case studies that we’ve been “fortunate” enough to encounter ourselves.

A hybrid cloud strategy is the option of choice for many companies. This is because it allows them to take advantage of the benefits of the cloud while continuing to operate certain IT resources in their own data center, for example to meet increased compliance requirements. However, this hybrid strategy also poses numerous challenges for infrastructure management, as hybridity also means more complexity.

Intense pressure is being put on organizations to operate in a more sustainable manner by reducing their greenhouse gas emissions. They must also demonstrate their progress by complying with stringent reporting requirements. Our new expert paper details how companies can tackle decarbonization through better infrastructure management, and how FNT's new solution helps by documenting, analyzing and reporting on the carbon emissions of your customer's infrastructure.

On course with your network together with FNT A major international airport places particularly high demands on network infrastructure and solutions for its management. Not only are IT operations safety critical, but pressure of time and pressure to succeed are enormous. Therefore, Fraport AG, operator of Frankfurt/Main airport, relies on FNT Command for the management of cables, cable trays and similar. “FNT Command is the central memory of our communications infrastructure”, says Klaus Schultz-Fademrecht, Senior Manager Networks at Fraport AG.

Telecommunications Network and Cable Infrastructure in a Single System Swiss rail company Schweizerische Bundesbahnen AG (SBB) is proof that tradition and state-of-the-art technology can go hand in hand, as evidenced by their cutting-edge railway infrastructure that includes a telecommunications network. When their existing cable management system reached its end of life, SBB searched for a new solution. An important requirement was that this solution could be integrated into the existing OSS environment and linked to surrounding systems via interfaces. FNT delivered on all these requirements, and then some.

As a startup established in 2016, DataVita aimed to carve out a niche in the competitive colocation and cloud services market by developing a robust data center infrastructure. With 4,000 square meters of colocation space across two interconnected buildings, redundant high voltage power, and diverse connectivity options, DataVita recognized the need for a cutting-edge data center infrastructure management (DCIM) tool to ensure reliable services and optimal performance.

For over 25 years, Colt Data Centre Services (Colt DCS) has been a trusted provider of data center design, construction, and co-location services across Europe and Asia, serving over 1,000 clients in data-critical industries. This case study details Colt DCS's strategic shift in November 2021, when it sold 12 European data centers to focus on the Hyperscale market, and explores its ongoing collaboration with FNT Software.

Germany’s Federal Employment Agency runs one of Europe’s largest IT networks, supporting 120,000 employees across 1,680 locations. Previously managed with Excel and Visio, the IT infrastructure is now centralized on FNT Command, which records and manages IT and telecommunications components, software, and cloud applications. This platform allows flexible data handling and integration with existing systems, including ERP software, to automate IT procurement and inventory management.

Stuttgart Airport, a major German hub, connects air travel with rail, bus, and subway services. It also manages infrastructure for over 250 B2B customers, generating 40% of its revenue. To maintain its complex systems, the airport uses the FNT Command Platform, ensuring efficient operations and high-quality service.

As a global leader in optics and optoelectronics, Carl Zeiss AG requires flawless IT infrastructure for its critical production operations. To ensure reliable performance and swift fault resolution, the company relies on the cloud-based FNT Command Platform for comprehensive infrastructure documentation and management. This solution supports ZEISS's international expansion, providing transparency and efficiency for its high-tech development and production sites.

Top criteria of a modern solution Cables are a critical component of almost all areas of IT and telecommunications. Failures or defects can have serious consequences. Therefore, the larger, more complex and system-relevant cable infrastructures are, the more important their professional management is. Read what makes a modern documentation and management solution stand out.

Test which functions a professional IT documentation solution that you would like to use in your company must have.

Find out if your company needs professional IT documentation and what you can base this decision on.

A case study of real-world IT documentation solutions Dedicated solutions for documentation and management of IT and network infrastructures, such as the FNT Command Platform, help ensure successful infrastructure operations. To quantify the productivity increases and cost savings achieved through deploying the FNT software solution, Research In Action investigated the effectiveness of the solution and the return on investment (ROI). Read the details in this special study for FNT.

Status Quo, Challenges and Solutions Cloud computing and “as a service” models are increasingly supplementing the traditional on-prem infrastructure. What challenges does this pose for IT infrastructure management? And how are companies dealing with them? Download the study now! These and other questions were examined by the independent analyst firm Techconsult in a study of 203 companies with 1,000 or more employees. Read all about their findings in the white paper.

Learn how to boost the efficiency of network, hardware, and software management.

Digital infrastructures are critical to the modern economy, and for over 30 years FNT has been providing “Made in Germany” software solutions that facilitate the management of these complex systems for over 500 companies and public authorities worldwide, including more than half of the DAX 40 companies.

The latest long-term release of FNT Command improves the integrated management of IT, data center and network infrastructures through enhanced usability, optimized performance and an innovative carbon footprint documentation feature.

Die „Fast-Track-to-Value“-Methodik adressiert die Herausforderungen in IT-Projekten, indem sie auf über 20 Jahren Beratungskompetenz basiert und Best Practices für die erfolgreiche Einführung und den Betrieb von FNT-Software vereint. Sie sorgt durch strukturierte Planung, klare Definition von Aufgaben und enge Zusammenarbeit mit Stakeholdern dafür, dass Zeitpläne eingehalten und Projektziele in der gewünschten Qualität erreicht werden.

Transforming into a digital service provider enables organizations to automate a broad spectrum of processes. This makes it possible to launch and fulfill new products and services faster, ensure service quality and reduce OPEX. The most important requirement for achieving this transformation is unified management of both physical and virtual network assets as well as IT and data center resources.

Data centers are at the heart of today's information economy. They are the control center for maintaining the flow of information within the company. The right processes, tools and methodologies for precise capacity management are a basic requirement for companies to remain competitive in the digital on-demand world.

Modern data center infrastructures are in a constant state of change. Continuous expansion and updates are creating hybrid environments in which new technologies coexist with legacy systems. Overcoming this complexity for optimal data center utilization requires a complete overview of all components and capacities.

Whether it is a B2C application that requires a connection to a banking system, the networked interface of a car or a driverless transport vehicle in production, all use cases for digital services require a data connection. Comprehensive control of all elements and assets in the network and the technologies used is crucial.

Successful companies think globally and act locally. They combine the advantages of a central headquarters with proximity to customers and local resources. Stable data connections are essential for this.

In order to cope with the rapid increase in data volumes and data traffic in the networks, telecommunications providers are increasingly relying on fiber optic lines and new technologies. As a result, networks are becoming increasingly complex. Millions of physical assets, logical resources and connections need to be managed. This is a complex but important task. After all, these networks form the basis for the provision of business-critical services.

Mobile is expected to play a major role in industry digitalization. The rollout of new 5G networks is central to digital transformation efforts and will continue to gain momentum. Managing mobile networks and their new technological characteristics is key to enabling new digital services and tapping into new revenue streams.

Disruption within the telecommunications industry is impacting all areas of business. How an operator responds to these challenges will determine the success of their digital transformation and ability to remain competitive in a hyper-connected digital world.

Digital services improve the customer experience. They also raise the bar for the workforce behind the digital scene. The quality, speed and responsiveness of backend customer support activities must be on par with the digital frontend. Customer support needs to be able to react fast, provide correct answers and offer valid solutions for issues in situations where human interaction is still a vital part of servicing the customer. Giving employees an optimized IT workspace is the best way to rise to this challenge.

In a dynamic market environment with increasing network complexity and virtualization, network operators and service providers must optimize time-to-market, achieve cost efficiency and provide first-class services, whereby a modern OSS/BSS architecture with integrated management of network resources and services as well as high data quality is crucial.

Companies and public administrations need a centralized view of their increasingly extensive and complex, often hybrid IT infrastructures in order to maintain an overview and ensure efficient management.

Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud computing are increasing the complexity of IT infrastructures, while users expect greater speed and flexibility, making a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) essential to maintain an overview, ensure efficient management and enable automation.

Viele Geschäftsprozesse hängen von der Verfügbarkeit und Betriebssicherheit von IT-Services ab, weshalb der Bedarf an reaktionsschnellem Support steigt. Das FNT ValuePack Support ergänzt den Wartungsvertrag mit zusätzlichen Leistungen, um den kontinuierlichen Betrieb geschäftskritischer FNT Softwareprodukte sicherzustellen, und bietet durch einen internationalen Service Desk und standardisierte Verfahren zuverlässige Unterstützung bei Störungsmeldungen, Anwenderfragen und Serviceaufträgen.

FNT GeoMaps bietet eine georeferenzierte Visualisierung für Kabel-, Rohr- und Trassenmanagement und unterstützt die Netzoptimierung und Ausbauplanung. Das FNT ValuePack Start-Up Package führt Sie effizient durch die Einführung und Integration von FNT GeoMaps, basierend auf dem Esri Geoinformationssystem, und nutzt bewährte Best Practices für eine schnelle Nutzung.

Das FNT ValuePack Start-Up Package bündelt alle Leistungen für eine schnelle und erfolgreiche Einführung von FNT Command, einschließlich Installation, Konfiguration und Schulung, und bietet während des gesamten Prozesses einen kompetenten Ansprechpartner, um eine effiziente Nutzung und schnellen Nutzen aus Ihrer Investition zu gewährleisten.

The FNT ValuePack Managed Application guarantees reliable operation of the FNT software, offers flexible, modular service modules for individual requirements and enables cost savings as well as optimal resource utilization.

The FNT ValuePack GIS Migration Scoping supports the initial data population of the FNT Command platform and FNT GeoMaps by providing a concept for the transfer and consolidation of existing geodata to ensure the quality and reliability of the infrastructure information.

High customer demands often lead to complex, heterogeneous service landscapes that make it difficult to manage service agreements. The FNT ServicePlanet offers a method-based solution for the standardization and modular composition of business services, enables efficient reuse of components and ensures consistent quality and controllable costs through central documentation and flexible management.

The FNT Sustainability extends the FNT Command platform to document and analyze greenhouse gas emissions in IT, data center and network infrastructures, supports compliance with sustainability regulations and helps to reduce the carbon footprint.

Efficient service provision and high customer satisfaction are key factors in the highly competitive digital world. It is essential for operators to offer their users or customers the desired network connections, set up new connections quickly and ensure uninterrupted operation. Companies must have a handle on the dynamic development of their networks in order to be successful.