Improve uptime by managing your facilities and equipment like you manage the network

Whether you're a telecom cooperative maintaining cell sites or a cellular carrier managing an entire network operations center, actionable information is critical to keeping the network up and running. Effective network monitoring should include your entire related infrastructure. OneView can help you do it, bringing you improved operations, savings and network performance.

Stop reacting to network infrastructure failures and start preventing them.

It's called Condition-based Service Management (CbSM), and OneView is built around it. Affordable, easy-to-install sensors collect information about the equipment health of your telecom infrastructure. Through a simple, secure internet login, you instantly get a view of your highest-priority maintenance needs, acting accordingly to save time and money on service delivery, reduce network downtime and improve maintenance management. When conditions indicate a problem, the system lets you know automatically, your personnel can respond instantly.

Complete network monitoring means more uptime.

Many types of network infrastructure can be monitored, including:

• Generators
• HVAC-R equipment
• Cell sites
• Batteries
• Fuel Tanks
• Service Vehicles
• Trailers and mobile equipment
• Utilities and energy consumption
• Power quality

The key to ultra-efficient network maintenance.

By combining fleet management with Machine to Machine (M2M) performance monitoring, internal and external service personnel can understand how infrastructure is performing, what changes have occurred and where service technicians are in the field. Because OneView is a web-based application, it can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection, without investing a dime in new IT infrastructure.

• Receive automatic alerts when equipment conditions indicate a problem
• Identify small problems, like low fuel levels for backup generators, before they turn into full network outages
• Improve efficiency by reducing unnecessary truck rolls
• Prioritize service activities by problem severity
• Know what's going on outside the network and respond accordingly