Communication series: Tables or Charts
Tables and Charts both have their place in the proper communication. This blog highlights some guidelines on when to choose table versus chart.
Communication series: Good communications
Knowing the goals and objectives of your communications is required to understand the need of the communications and what needs to be communicated?
A series on “Communicating like a consultant”
In this blog we share some of the key elements of effective business communication used by consultants.
Communication series: Presenting data
In this blog we focus on some of the key do’s and don’ts while communicating data?
Communication series: Presenting to executives
In this blog we focus on some of the key do’s and don’ts while presenting to senior business executives.
Greenfield transformation planning
An access network planning process typically ignores planning of greenfield deployments. This leaves a significant gap in long-term strategic planning.
Planning – One step optimization or cyclical what ifs
Access network transformation, which is 90% of your yearly capital investment, is not an optimization problem but a series of what-if analysis.
Coordinating design with execution
Quite often managing the interactions between design, permitting, and construction resources is overlooked. This is critical for major upgrades.
Importance of good network records
For a technical ops manager, hub supervisor, or a seasoned line technician, a call during non-working hours is rarely a good news. Get your records straight.