Author: Manie Havenga

Fibre has become an integral part of today’s digital environment. It not only connects people but also enables organisations across industry sectors to drive their business both locally as well as internationally. It is therefore critical that these networks are reliable and operate as effectively as possible. To ensure this happens, fibre network operators (FNOs) must perform meticulous, regular maintenance. This maintenance encompasses both reactive and preventative components. Typically, reactive maintenance occurs when the fibre network’s normal operation is disrupted due to unforeseen circumstances. It requires fast fault detection, a quick response time, and rapid fault resolution. One of the…