Key Highlights
- Cyient partnered with 3-GIS to expand telecom and utility network management solutions.
- The partnership covers North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific markets.
- Cyient will offer 3-GIS software alongside engineering, implementation, migration and managed services.
- Cyient has managed and transitioned more than 650 million network data elements.
- The 3-GIS platform supports fibre and copper network planning, design, inventory and operations.
- The platform also supports electric and gas utility network management and asset inspections.
- Cyient will integrate 3-GIS solutions with its CYiNGINE Engineering Intelligence Platform.
- The integration aims to improve network data accuracy, operational efficiency and decision-making.
Cyient Limited has announced a strategic partnership with 3-GIS to help telecom operators and utility companies improve network management, data accuracy and operational efficiency. Under the partnership, Cyient will offer 3-GIS network management software alongside its engineering, implementation, migration and managed services across North America, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and the Asia-Pacific region.
The partnership aims to address the growing need for integrated network management solutions as telecom operators expand fibre infrastructure and utility companies modernise critical infrastructure. Network-related information is often distributed across multiple systems, creating challenges in planning, operations, regulatory compliance and service delivery. The collaboration will bring software platforms, engineering capabilities and operational services together through a single integrated offering.
Cyient will combine its engineering and digital services expertise with the 3-GIS platform to support network planning, implementation and long-term management. The company has more than three decades of experience working with telecom and utility customers globally. It has also managed and transitioned more than 650 million network data elements across large-scale programmes, supporting fibre network design, Geographic Information System (GIS) implementations, asset management, field operations and network modernisation projects.
3-GIS provides cloud-native and configurable network management software designed for telecom and utility infrastructure. Its platform enables telecom operators to manage fibre and copper networks across planning, design, inventory, construction and operations. Electric and gas utilities use the platform for network management, asset inspections, field operations and joint-use management.
As part of the agreement, Cyient will integrate the 3-GIS platform with CYiNGINE, its Engineering Intelligence Platform. CYiNGINE combines domain expertise, governed data and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven playbooks across engineering and service lifecycles. The integration is intended to help customers improve the utilisation of network data, strengthen operational efficiency and support better decision-making.
The combined offering will allow telecom and utility operators to access software platforms and related services through a single engagement model. This is expected to simplify network data migration, platform deployment and ongoing network management by reducing the need to coordinate multiple service providers.
Commenting on the partnership, Arunav Roy, Senior Vice President and Market Unit Head of Connectivity, Utilities and Spatial Intelligence at Cyient, said that accurate network records are important for telecom operators expanding fibre infrastructure and utilities managing assets, inspections and infrastructure records. He added that the partnership would bring together the 3-GIS platform with Cyient’s engineering and managed services capabilities to support customers throughout the network management lifecycle.
Dustin Sutton, General Manager of 3-GIS, said the partnership would strengthen the company’s partner network and provide customers across different markets with additional options to implement, use and support its software solutions. He also highlighted Cyient’s longstanding relationship with 3-GIS.