Multi-vendor radio: planning, configuration, audit, optimisation, 5G rollout and sharing across 2G–5G and O-RAN.
in domain
Layer-management strategy audit
Keep handover and reselection aligned to the design document
Per-site digital twin
Every site, every layer, one screen
Core network digital twin
835,000 entities, 2.5 million relationships, one graph
Change-script pre-flight validation
Catch the bad script before it touches the network
Network Optimisation
Measured gains, delivered
Configuration Management
One trustworthy view of every parameter — then audit and correct it automatically
RAN audit
Catch the misconfig before it costs you
Golden-parameter audit & optimisation
One baseline, enforced everywhere — audited daily
Closed-loop write-back automation
From detection to correction, hands-off
Config ↔ KPI correlation
Connect the cause to the symptom
RAN sharing
Share infrastructure, split the cost
Performance management
Every KPI, every vendor, one view
Capacity forecasting
Build ahead of demand
Network feature testing
Prove the feature before you trust it
Automated device certification
Certify more devices, faster, with repeatable accuracy
Network swap & modernisation
Swap vendors without losing the plot
5G parameter compliance audit
Compliance before KPIs erode
NR coverage & overshooter detection
Find the gaps in the first two weeks
EN-DC / anchor-carrier audit
Every NR cell paired to the right LTE anchor
PCI / RSI conflict scan
Kill the collisions that break handover
Cross-vendor neighbour audit
Audit the seams no single vendor can see
Day-1 launch readiness
See live-but-not-carrying-traffic at a glance
Site acceptance test automation
Replace days of manual OSS work per site
VoNR / EPS fallback voice audit
Make sure voice actually works on Day 1
5G RRU power & energy audit
Avoid a six-figure OPEX surprise
IP address management
One authority for every address, across every domain
5G Site Build and Provisioning
One governed workflow from 5G site plan to as-built
4G Site Build and Provisioning
Radio, transport and IP planned together, then reconciled