1.1 MW PV Plant
December 20, 2021
Improve service life of generator, save fuel, reduce carbon footprint and optimize site visits
December 20, 2021
This case study is about one of our customers who is one of the largest independent owner and operator of shared wireless infrastructure. Their portfolio includes over 8,000 towers spread across five countries in central Africa.
Ultimatly, with such large volumes of assets many operational challenges will arise. The two main challenges this customer faced were; field staff management and management of multiple Operations Support Systems (OSS) from different vendors.A smart solution was needed to improve the operations for the telecom wireless infrastructure.
With Invendis vast experience in Industrial IOT and software solutions, Invendis designed and applied three solutions for this customer; Work Force Management (WFM) NOC software that will automate and manage the field staff, Mobile version of WFM to be used by field force, and a central online platform that will integrate the different OSS into a unified comprehensive user friendly platform.
SUCCESSFULL ALLIANCE AND ADDED VALUES
Invendis solutions as promised, provided the customer with significant upgrades and improvement to their wireless infrastructure operations, the improvements included; Visibility of site outage and site equipment alarms, Cleverly filtered priority based trouble tickets, Inbuilt co relation with intelligent decision making algorithms which helps in generating single trouble ticket for multiple alarms, Ability to schedule preventive maintenance, fuel fill roster with reliably computed data, Multi-level alarm escalation facility for a multilevel escalation drastically improving workforce performance, Ability to tracks all the asset information related to the site including Generator, Rectifiers, Antennas, Tower, Battery, Land and more…, Spare management, change management, KPI Management,Health Safety records, and Mobile application provides field staff comprehensive data on site performance/ alarms.
