Network Infrastructure Archives

February 4, 2025

5 Reasons to Migrate to Enghouse Dialogic BorderNet SBC

Migrating to Enghouse Dialogic BorderNet SBC offers advanced security, carrier-grade reliability, and future-proof compatibility for 4G, 5G, and IoT networks. Simplified management and deployment flexibility ensure operational efficiency and maximized ROI. Designed for scalable, secure, and efficient operations, it's a robust solution to meet evolving telecom needs while protecting critical infrastructure.

December 10, 2024

On track or still in the sidings? Getting ready to plan, build and manage an enhanced FRMCS network

5G rail communications momentum is building, requiring transition of RAN, core, and OSS systems. With 2G obsolete, now is the time to migrate. Enghouse outlines three steps in a new paper. Learn more.

December 3, 2024

Five Ways Cloud-Based SBCs Accelerate Time to Market and Cut Costs

Learn five impactful ways cloud-based Session Border Controllers (SBCs) accelerate time-to-market and reduce operational costs for Communication Service Providers (CSPs). Explore benefits such as rapid service launches without on-site installations, optimized real-time communications, and advanced smart routing and billing. Additionally, read about cost-saving EMS server licensing across networks, global IP-to-PSTN connectivity, and future-readiness for 5G with high scalability and performance. Designed for flexibility, Enghouse Dialogic SBCs enable CSPs to achieve robust, secure, and scalable communication solutions across cloud platforms like AWS, GCP, and Azure.

October 21, 2024

Best Practices for Migrating Your ESRI Fiber Planning System to the Utility Network

The infographic outlines best practices for migrating from the legacy ESRI Geometric Network to the new Utility Network. It highlights Enghouse Networks’ Migration Toolkit, featuring automated migration, data checks, offline iterations, and a rollback plan to ensure a smooth transition. The infographic also showcases Enghouse’s scalable and secure GIS Fiber Planning solution built on the ArcGIS Enterprise platform.

October 17, 2024

Lost in the Coverage Gap: Why Most Mobile Network Maps Still Don’t Tell the Whole Story

Mobile network maps often mislead customers, causing frustration and eroding trust. Enghouse Networks' real-time Coverage and Network Status Portals provide accurate insights, helping carriers close coverage gaps, improve customer satisfaction, and prioritise network upgrades. Transparency builds stronger, long-term customer relationships.

May 13, 2024

Maximizing Efficiency: Three Things Every Operator Needs to Know to Ensure Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) Success

This eBook explores why network inventory management is key to Network-as-a-Service (NaaS), a model where operators deliver network functions on demand. Learn how it drives better investment, faster rollout, and automation.

November 28, 2023

Transforming Telecom Planning and Design with Enghouse GIS Solutions

From AutoCAD®️, Microsoft®️ Excel®️, Google Earth™️ users to those relying on Esri™️, Enghouse offers comprehensive solutions that transform how networks are planned and designed. Enghouse is leading the way in revolutionizing telecom planning and design in a world where connectivity is paramount. Stay ahead of the curve and discover the power of Enghouse GIS solutions for your telecommunications needs.

July 13, 2023

The Utilities Sector Has a Lot on Its Plate. Is Enghouse Network Resource Management the Best Way to Ease the Burden?

It’s not easy being a utility: from technological advancements, changing customer expectations, and evolving regulatory landscapes, the pressure’s on. Meeting all these challenges means innovation, a full digital transformation, new partnerships and relationships, but also the best way to manage and plan out the data network you will need as table stakes in all this. Is fibre network management your ideal first step?

December 14, 2022

Groundhog Day – Service Management vs Network Management: The Battle rages on

According to a Cowen and Company survey, network experience is the top factor impacting telecom users' critical buying decisions and reason for churn – even more than price and customer service. In other words, quality trumps everything else – which means it also needs to be first and foremost for network operators.