What is AP-Jibe?

Access Planning Jibe (AP-Jibe) assists access network planners with their technology, business and operational plans. They can evaluate new deployment options, create and set strategic direction, and conduct  detailed enterprise level planning with AP-Jibe easily.

Who uses AP-Jibe?

AP-Jibe is targeted for access network planners, product strategists, operational planners, financial wizards and supply chain team – who all have access network planning in common.

See our two minute introductory video on AP-Jibe

Why AP-Jibe?

Telecom operators spend ~ 90% of their yearly capital on access networks. Access network planning is becoming exponentially complex (roughly 50 times) – due to myriad of technology options to be evaluated, need for integrated operational planning and the mandates to satisfy different stake holders. We developed AP-Jibe to help you plan quickly and effectively with a long-term strategic vision in mind.

See our brief eight minute video on how AP-Jibe can assist you

Easy Option Evaluation

Can evaluate simple to very complex access deployment scenarios with ease

Fast Advisory

Enables configuration, modelling and making complex decision in no time

Simple Configuration

Comes with simple and intuitive interface to perform basic to detailed configuration

Detailed Output

Generates detailed decision driving output that is requested by all your stake holders

Data Driven Investment

Provides 360 degree view of a decision that can help prevent regrettable investments

Planning With Confidence

Provides required tools to make your multi-million dollar long and short term investments

Latest Insights

Creating an optimal access transformation plan

February 25, 2022

How do I create an implementable optimal access transformation plan, that gives me the most “bang for the…

A multi-trigger what-if analysis approach to network transformation

April 2, 2020
When developing a long-term access network transformation plan, network operators tend to focus on demand growth as the key trigger for upgrades. While accommodating demand growth remains a key driver for upgrading a network, in reality other triggers may enforce a different upgrade strategy and alter the preferred upgrade path and the required investment profile.

Migrating DSL footprint to FTTH, start with GPON or XGS-PON?

March 28, 2020
An operator wants to move all subscribers to Fiber to the Home. He decides on an aggressive strategy to no longer invest in DSL technology upgrades but migrate network elements to FTTH when they need to be upgraded and wants to understand what is the best starting point: go with GPON or directly introduce XGS-PON?
Back To Top