SPATIALinfo
has won a 2-year, multi-million dollar contract to supply its physical network inventory software provider for Australia’s national broadband initiative. As part of this initial contract, SPATIALinfo is providing its integrated product suite that includes spatialNET, spatialWEB, spatialOFFLINE, ADDRESSmanager, MAPupdater, and spatialWEBSERVICES. SPATIALinfo’s products are designed for end-to-end physical network design and management so that network operators can leverage their physical network asset data for improved business operations.http://www.spatialinfo.com
NBN Co Picks SPATIALinfo's Network Inventory Software
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