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Uinta Mapping Software for telecom and fiber mapping

by | Jul 30, 2021 | Data collection software, Uinta, Utilities & public services | 0 comments

Traditional telecom and fiber mapping methods offer many challenges to those performing the work. Without accurate information and marked locations, mistakes can be made and the work delayed. To avoid these challenges Juniper Systems has created Uinta. Uinta is an easy-to-use and customizable mapping software. Juniper Systems recently held an online webinar for telecom and fiber professionals detailing how Uinta and Juniper Systems’ range of rugged hardware can help overcome challenges in the field.

In this blog, we take a look at the pain points that can hinder work and how Uinta helps overcome that. Below is the recorded version of our recent webinar for telecom and fiber professionals. The webinar offers a full demo of how Uinta can be used in the telecom and fiber industry. 

Challenges of traditional survey and mapping for telecom and fiber

With telecom, fiber, and other above and below-ground utilities, location and placement are vital. Many of the challenges that are present include missing flags, expensive survey mapping, expensive GPS equipment, complex software, and worn or faded paint from areas that have been marked days or weeks in advance. Data management can also be a hassle to maintain and disperse relevant information to others.

These challenges can lead to frustrated teams, broken cables, lost time, loss of money, and faulty information. Uinta was designed to help ease these pain points and make work for teams easier and more efficient.

How Uinta fits with telecom and fiber projects

Uinta was designed to be customizable by either Juniper Systems or the end-user. Uinta is a data collection and mapping software. Those two features allow Uinta to be versatile and used in many applications. For telecommunication and fiberoptic that includes mapping assets, locations, holes, current runs, etc. That also means that detailed notes and images can be captures in the same software. This allows Uinta to be an all-in-one solution for mapped data and field notes.

Uinta also works online or offline. Once a connection is restored that information can be synced with the cloud and accessed by any other Uinta user. This allows those in the office and teams in the field to have up-to-date information about all current projects. 

Uinta can easily be customized with templates specific for any type of data collection or mapping

Uinta’s top features include:

  • Efficient Data Capture
    Replace paper forms with efficient electronic data entry forms, for use with or without maps.
  • Professional Mapping
    Quickly map points, lines, and areas. High-accuracy mapping supported.
  • Customizable
    Create custom project templates so field-collected data reflects your job(s).
  • User-friendly
    A simple interface allows users to be trained and begin collecting data in minutes.
  • Sharable
    Export data to a file, print professional PDF map reports, and create optional cloud projects.
  • Free & Live Support
    Get a jump start on your project with help from Juniper Systems’ in-house customer success team.

A complete solution

Uinta is a powerful and easy-to-use piece of software. Juniper Systems set out to offer a complete solution for users. Uinta currently runs on Windows devices, with an Android version coming soon. For a complete solution, Juniper Systems offers Uinta with its Mesa 3 Rugged Tablet, running Windows 10, and the Geode Sub-meter GPS Receiver. This bundle offers users an easy-to-use and affordable mapping solution.

Juniper Systems offers a complete mapping solution – hardware and software

Custom templates within Uinta get the work going even faster. Juniper Systems will assist in the creation of new templates or openly share previously created templates across dozens of industries, including telecom and fiber.

For an opportunity to test Uinta yourself please reach out to us for a demo using the link below.

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