Plan, build, evaluate, and manage all site-related tasks with real-time, end-to-end visibility.
Network operators often have multiple systems and tools that are not integrated, leading to data fragmentation and siloed operations. This makes it difficult to gain a holistic view of the network design and its performance, leading to inefficiencies in decision-making. In addition, manual site management processes like candidate selection and construction add to further delays and inefficiencies.
Rakuten's Site Lifecycle Management solution leads the way in wireless and wireline build-out, offering a comprehensive approach to streamline the lifecycle of telecom sites. From initial planning to final roll-out, this innovative solution leverages AI and digital workflows to facilitate efficient network deployment and management, ensuring your business remains ahead of the curve.
Rakuten Symphony said they could introduce agility and capabilities in the site build and design space, and we said let’s see what we can do – and to our great surprise we have made a lot of progress.
Improved build efficiency by retiring multiple legacy tasks and tracking the most important milestones.
Integrated systems enable nationwide operations, standardize processes, and eliminate regional variations for efficient workflows.
Ensure data integrity, particularly in environments with department-specific systems that often result in redundant data entry.
Users can now leverage a single, integrated portal to complete tasks, eliminating the need to navigate through multiple tools.
Retire legacy tools to save on infrastructure and operational costs.
In December 2023, the German mobile network provider 1&1 launched Europe's first fully virtualized 5G network based on Open RAN compliant architecture. Building off the data center build, and using Rakuten Symphony Site Lifecycle Management and other tools, 1&1 was able to integrate end-to-end site creation, including data center racking and stacking, and deployment of cloud layer and applications.
