Fibre-optic Splicing is a mechanism which is done to join two Optical Fibre Cables (OFCs) or cable-bundles together. Definitely, connecting two OFCs requires accuracy, precision, cleanliness and deft handling. Fibre-optic Splicing is prevalently used in the field, when OFCs need to be extended during a cable-run or these cables, underground or overhead, get detached or...
Digital accessibility enables economic transformation in any country. Digital India, a campaign launched by the Indian Govt. in 2015, has made government services increasingly available to people across the country electronically with internet-inclusion and enhancement in online infrastructure.
Effectiveness of physical infrastructure of hospitality-networks has become increasingly important.
The hospitality industry is taking the leading edge in providing personalized guest and staff experiences
A Smart Home represents an integrated ecosystem of interconnected devices and systems that supports the daily lives of its residents in many certain ways.
Digital flow of information has stirred fundamental change in living and working world-over. We live in a networked era now. Internet and IoT-based evolutions have made a positive impact on business, education, healthcare and governmental services.
Video as a prime data-source is the principal facet of a successful Safe City solution. A Safe City is an urban settlement where residents are safe and protected, vehicular traffic-flow is smooth and infrastructures are better-functioning.
Undoubtedly fiber-optic technology has been the game-changer in the network infrastructure-development in the recent times. Optical Fiber Cables (OFCs) have opened up a world of possibilities, in terms of high-speed broadband and low-latency connectivity. Fiber-optic network has a big role to play as a core facilitator in creating Smart Cities, the evolving, highly efficient and sustainable living spaces of future.
BharatNet encapsulates the vision and mission of Digital India to bridge the digital divide in our country. Polycab Telecom with GTPL as its consortium-partner worked as a Project Implementing Agency (PIA) for the project in its phase-II to develop a state-of-art and future-proof fibre-optic network in rural parts of Gujarat.This project was uniquely based on Going Live, unlike other normal BOQ-based projects.
Fifth-generation (5G) mobile broadband technology is surely on the anvil as the next big thing in mobile broadband. The application of the technology will have a transformative bearing on how people and machines operate in tandem with each other. Industries will see an unleashing of opportunities with the optimization of service-delivery, decision-making and end-user experience.
