Fiber projects with partner carriers, from start to handover — whether fiber capacity is sold to other carriers (wholesale) or bought in from them (wholebuy). Extended by early fiber network planning, built on the LinkVis Next Generation core.
Fiber projects with partner carriers — selling capacity (wholesale) or buying it in (wholebuy) — run across many milestones, roles and systems. Keeping execution organised, administering the services and planning the transport layer early is hard to do consistently when the data lives in disconnected tools — and fiber is becoming the dominant transport medium in operator networks.
Fiber AO supports tool-based execution of wholesale and wholebuy fiber projects and the organisation and administration of wholesale fiber services. It is moving onto the LinkVis Next Generation core and gains a fiber pre-planning layer — connected to the same data model as LinkVis MW and QualityRadar.
Tool-supported execution of fiber projects with partner carriers, structured across milestones and roles — for capacity sold (wholesale) and bought in (wholebuy).
Administer wholesale fiber services and keep responsibilities, status and records in one organised place.
Early planning of collector sites and a first transport design for the fiber network — available today as a working prototype on the platform.
Fiber AO reuses the same stack, performance and automation patterns as LinkVis MW and QualityRadar. Its move to the next-generation core follows the proven pattern: classic and next-generation versions in parallel until the new module is stable.
Fiber AO runs as a module of the product line inside the operator’s infrastructure and is designed to fit its wholesale fiber processes and the surrounding delivery and administration systems.
Several of these capabilities already run as working prototypes on the platform. They are developed further together with operators and released step by step.
Early planning of fiber connections and collector sites directly on the operator’s real network data.
Automatic proposals for fiber routes along the existing road network.
A first estimate of the construction effort and cost for a planned fiber route.
A check whether the light signal still arrives strong enough over the planned distance and connections.
A first design of the transport network on top of the fiber, derived directly from the planning data.
Planning knowledge and guidelines available directly in the tool through the platform’s AI assistant.
Certified information security management across development, delivery and support.
Runs in the operator’s own infrastructure; operational data stays under the operator’s control.
AI capabilities are classified and assessed against the EU AI Act before productive use — with humans approving AI output.
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