Building future-proof fiber networks is key to ensuring Operators are able to keep up with the capacity and performance expectations of the marketplace. Network reliability becomes critical as the use of data continues to grow across all sectors, with millions of new users being onboarded to the network every year. The increasing dependency on data connectivity requires the fiber networks of the future to be up and running every second in time, with speed and latencies that are able to support thousands of existing and new applications.
Towards this end, CommScope has published an insightful infographic that looks into key components involved in developing future-proof fiber networks. The interactive infographic looks at how speed and latency needs are pushing for advanced product designs and how researchers and field engineers are coming together to deliver solutions that cater for various different deployment environments. The infographic also shares the processes involved in testing these products with an interesting overview of test equipment and test procedures that are critical in assessing the reliability of each product before they are rolled out into the marketplace.
The infographic also looks at how advancements in material science enhance fiber connectivity products, focusing on CommScope's gelseal technology which greatly facilitates field installation. Apart from this, the infographic also discusses the role of the Field Application Engineering (FAE) organization in training thousands of professionals in the fiber deployment segment with latest advancements in training methodologies including the use of cTRAK app which provides a comprehensive library of product documents that can be accessed on-the-go.
To learn more about this, visit: http://view.ceros.com/commscope-inc/network-reliability/p/1
27 August 2020 / Telecoms Infographics / By Ray Sharma