"Giving network owners the capabilities to detect disruptions earlier and resolve incidents quicker on the first attempt is now business critical given the increasing complexity of infrastructures. To address these aims, Nokia has introduced software tools and AI-models that the company claims will "significantly" improve operational efficiencies and enhance network reliability. Nokia said that operators deploying fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) networks face limited visibility into the passive outside plant, resulting in inventory errors, costly repeat truck rolls, cost overruns and service delays."
"The new digital features, part of Nokia's Altiplano platform, are designed to enable operators to create what is described as a "comprehensive" digital twin of their fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) network and establish a single unified view of active and passive components. The company said this will help reduce operational cost and improve FTTH reliability. Altiplano uses automation tools to streamline processes and continuously validate inventory, topology and resource data."
Nokia introduces software tools and AI models to improve operational efficiencies and network reliability amid rising infrastructure complexity. Operators deploying FTTH face limited visibility into the passive outside plant, causing inventory errors, repeat truck rolls, cost overruns and service delays. Altiplano enables creation of a comprehensive digital twin that unifies active and passive component views. Automation in Altiplano streamlines processes and continuously validates inventory, topology and resource data. The Altiplano Marketplace provides fibre health analysis and subscriber line identification to monitor fibre links, audit topology, isolate faults, detect issues proactively and improve service quality. Digital twin capabilities are compatible with diverse inventory and geospatial software solutions, work effectively in greenfield or brownfield deployments, and come pre-integrated with the Nokia Broadband Eas
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