Customer Company Size
SME
Region
- Pacific
Country
- Australia
Product
- Resco Mobile CRM
Tech Stack
- Microsoft Dynamics
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
Technology Category
- Functional Applications - Remote Monitoring & Control Systems
Applicable Industries
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Field Services
Use Cases
- Remote Asset Management
Services
- Software Design & Engineering Services
About The Customer
OptiComm is one of Australia’s largest open-access, fibreto-the-premises (FTTP) wholesale network infrastructure operators, servicing new residential housing, apartment, and commercial building markets. The company designs, builds, operates, and maintains fixed-line access, fiber-based telecommunications networks. The company’s network infrastructure comprises the final section (or ‘last mile’) of telecommunication networks. It connects homes, apartments, and commercial premises within OptiComm-connected estates to a central exchange point. The company has 68 employees and is headquartered in Port Melbourne, Australia.
The Challenge
OptiComm designs, builds, operates, and maintains fixed-line access, fiber-based telecommunications networks. The company’s network infrastructure comprises the final section (or ‘last mile’) of telecommunication networks. It connects homes, apartments, and commercial premises within OptiComm-connected estates to a central exchange point. For field technicians, new installations of FTTP equipment require an optical network terminal (ONT) device installation to set the service demarcation. They need to set up and activate the ONT to complete the installation process. To optimize this procedure, OptiComm previously used an older web-based mobile solution. But, an increasing number of issues constrained its usability in the field. As the previous ONT installation app did not work properly, OptiComm’s field techs had to call to the Network Operations Center (NOC) during every ONT installation. While on the call, the NOC manually activated the ONT and then informed the field technician about the outcome – successful or failed installation. If the installation failed, the field technician had to fix it and call up the NOC once again to reactivate. Therefore, OptiComm had to find a new solution enabling employees to work more efficiently.
The Solution
As OptiComm’s management decided to move its Operation Support Systems (OSS) to Microsoft Dynamics architecture, they were looking for a mobile solution that would smoothly integrate with this environment. So, after quick customization, OptiComm started to use Resco Mobile CRM within the technicians’ workflows. The primary use case was for field technicians’ new installations of FTTP optical network terminals. Resco enabled employees to automate the activation process and use the mobile application to get rid of long calls to the Network Operations Center. The technicians are also able to check the signal quality of the device through the app immediately, further streamlining their workflows.
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