Cyient Limited, a global lifecycle engineering services company, has partnered with 3-GIS, a provider of network management software for telecom and utility networks, to offer integrated software and engineering services to operators across North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific.
Under the partnership, Cyient will offer 3-GIS solutions alongside its engineering, implementation, migration and managed services. The offering will bring together network management software and the services required to deploy, migrate and manage network infrastructure.
The partnership comes as telecom operators accelerate fibre roll-outs and utilities modernise critical infrastructure. Network information often resides across multiple systems, making it difficult to maintain accurate records and co-ordinate planning, operations, compliance and service delivery.
3-GIS provides cloud-native, configurable software that serves as a system of record for critical infrastructure networks. Its platform supports fibre and copper network planning, design, inventory, construction and operations for telecom operators. Electric and gas utilities use the software for network management, asset inspection, field operations and joint-use management.
As part of the partnership, Cyient will integrate the 3-GIS platform with CYiNGINE, its Engineering Intelligence Platform, which combines domain expertise, governed data and AI-driven playbooks across the engineering and service lifecycle.
The integration will support telecom operators in fibre network planning, design and operations, while helping electric and gas utilities manage network assets, inspections, field operations and joint-use management. It is also expected to improve data quality, operational efficiency and decision-making.
In a statement on the partnership, Arunav Roy, SVP and Market Unit Head, Connectivity, Utilities and Spatial Intelligence at Cyient, said inaccurate network records could lead to rework and operational risks for telecom and utility operators. He added that the combined offering would provide customers with a single partner for data migration, deployment and day-to-day network management.
Dustin Sutton, General Manager at 3-GIS, said the partnership builds on the companies’ long-standing association, with Cyient continuing to play a key role as 3-GIS expands its partner network across global markets.