For fibre broadband, sales and provisioning need to know whether a customer can be served from an existing access point, and today the answer is frequently wrong. The consequence is refused or delayed connections despite spare capacity, plus a standing risk of double-allocating ports.
Use Case · White paper
FTTH serviceability & port planning
The full write-up as a PDF: what the problem is, what we put against it, and every figure tagged with the evidence behind it.
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