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I. Rob owns a small business that specializes in fielding pole data for utilities and their telecom attachers. He spends a lot of time in...

Our goal is to provide reliable utilities for people. We do this by partnering with major utilities and consulting with local attachers...

As the Katapult platform continues to grow and expand with new users, we need new ways to help teams onboard quickly and on their own...

"All people are different people" is definitely true. But most of us have one thing in common: we’re seeking meaning. We want to know...

You've driven your route and your field crew is ready to collect. But before they head out, there's a question that can make or break the entire project: do they know exactly what data to capture at every pole? It sounds straightforward, but incomplete pole data is one of the most common reasons attachment applications get rejected, sent back for rework, or stuck in limbo for weeks. When your engineering team discovers a missing midspan photo or an unrecorded birthmark halfwa

Normally, you're in trouble if your best hope for innovation is increased regulation. But this might be an exception. Pole Attachments...

Our stellar sales team spent the end of February at Distributech and the beginning of March at TechAdvantage, hearing from clients about...

The more we learn about the pole attachments process and make ready engineering, the more obvious it is that we need quality...

I’ve been at my new job for just over two months now. As with any job there’s a long list of things to learn. Thankfully, a lot of these...

OSP design (outside plant design) is the engineering work that figures out how telecom networks physically get built between a central office and the homes or businesses they serve. It covers route design for both aerial and underground plant, the engineering analysis required by code (pole loading on aerial routes, conduit, depth, and crossing verification on underground routes), and the construction documentation that tells field crews what to build where. If you've heard t