TGI5 - Episode 030 - Rewind 21 to 29
Now let's begin.
We kicked it off with an episode on you could easily use our Network Data Management solutions to execute any kind of design for electric systems and communications systems all at the same time. We all living in one large connected world with cross-domain infrastructure systems, and GIS is the platform that could support all aspects of these next-generation digital infrastructures altogether (Episode 21).
As we continue to provide more ArcGIS Solutions to help with your day-to-day network operation needs. Two episodes focused on field operation were introduced during the series. The first one being the Walkout Survey Solution, where you can easily initiate, track, collect data and report on findings during a walkout survey assignment (Episode 22). And pair with the second one, which leverages two mobile applications, the Workforce Mobile app and Field Maps, to respond to damage assessment work orders, as well as collect those damages in the field (Episode 24).
Now, we headed into a special episode, talking about what is the ArcGIS identity-based security model, where we talked about ArcGIS User Types, Member Roles, and Item Sharing, and how the three tiers of security are built into ArcGIS to make it super safe (Episode 23).
Two more episodes came after that and put our focus back on a step-by-step tutorial, of how we can start Design and Managing Structure Elements (Episode 26), design and modeling telecom elements (Episode 27) in Telecom Networks with our NextGen Network Management Solutions on top of the Utility Network framework. And as a user, how you can configure our editor template, adjust or create your own attribute rules to help capture the latest and greatest network technology and new equipment as they are introduced to the market.
Churn prediction is another huge topic in the telecom world. We made an episode to focus on a detailed workflow around churn prediction leveraging some tools within ArcGIS and spatial analysis to help us understand what customers may be likely to terminate their service. We highlighted the forest-based classification and a selection of spatial analysis tools to perform the analysis; and how possibly we can communicate those finding to our internal teams (Episode 25).
Following that analysis theme, we also pushed another episode about how we can leverage Esri's demographic data with ArcGIS business analyst to help with the project scope, analyze underserved communities and help to address the digital divide, which is another hot topic in the industry, and please be sure to check it out if you missed it (Episode 28).
And our last episode, Patrick brought us with him to Orlando, and the episode is about what RF wireless solutions and fiber planning that the Esri Telecom team is showcasing there at the Connect(X) conference. We can learn about how Network planners and engineers can use a comprehensive geospatial tool in ArcGIS to assist in not only automated fiber design but also wireless RF planning (Episode 29).
Now, we are wrapping today's episode, and hopefully, this recap could help you find the one episode that you have missed out or you just want to watch it again to see if there were any new ideas.
And we are thrilled to see all these comments and suggestions regarding our future episodes, what do you want to hear and talk about, we got that on our list.
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Till the next time, we out.
Junjie Ma | Solutions Engineer | Telecommunications