Cyient and 3-GIS Partner on Network Data and Operations

One offer for network platforms and services

The partnership addresses a challenge that the companies say is becoming more important as telecom operators accelerate fiber deployment and utilities modernize critical infrastructure. Network information is often distributed across multiple systems, making planning, operations, compliance and service delivery more complex.

Traditionally, operators had to work with separate providers for software platforms, deployment services and operational information. Under the new arrangement, Cyient and 3-GIS will combine those capabilities in one integrated offering. Customers will be able to obtain the platform and the services needed to deploy and operate it through a single cooperation model.

The companies have not disclosed commercial terms or a timetable for the partnership.

3-GIS software will be integrated with CYiNGINE

3-GIS provides cloud-native, configurable software that acts as a data system for critical infrastructure networks. Telecommunications operators use the platform for planning, designing, inventory management, construction and operation of fiber and copper networks.

Electricity and gas utilities use it for network management, asset inspections, field operations and joint-use management. The platform is designed to support network information across activities ranging from fiber planning and construction to utility field operations, asset inventory, maintenance and modernization.

Cyient will integrate 3-GIS into CYiNGINE, its Engineering Intelligence Platform. According to the company, CYiNGINE combines domain expertise, managed data and AI-powered playbooks across the engineering and service lifecycle. Cyient says the integration is intended to help customers gain more value from network data while improving operational efficiency and decision-making.

Cyient brings engineering and migration experience

Cyient said it has more than three decades of experience serving telecommunications and utilities companies worldwide. Its work has included geospatial services, engineering and digital services, as well as fiber network design, GIS implementations, asset management, field operations and network modernization initiatives.

The company said it has managed and migrated more than 650 million network data elements in large-scale programs. It plans to apply that experience to implementations of the 3-GIS platform, with the stated aims of accelerating deployment, improving data quality and simplifying long-term network management.

Cyient describes itself as a global engineering services company with more than 300 customers and more than 19,000 employees in more than 30 countries. 3-GIS said the partnership supports its expansion by giving customers in multiple markets the option to work with a trusted partner for the delivery, use and support of its products.

What the partnership means for network operators

The companies are positioning the agreement as a way for telecommunications, electricity and gas operators to reduce the coordination required between software, engineering and operations providers. Cyient said the combined model is intended to cover the process from data migration to the daily operation of a reference network.

For users, the immediate proposition is a single partner for 3-GIS software and related services, rather than several providers that must be connected across deployment and ongoing operations. The source does not provide independent performance results or specific customer deployments, so the promised improvements to efficiency, data quality and decision-making remain claims made by the companies.