Cyient and 3-GIS Partner to Deliver Integrated Network Solutions Globally

NEW DELHI: Engineering services company Cyient Limited has entered into a partnership with 3-GIS, a network management software provider specializing in telecom and utility networks. The agreement is aimed at offering integrated bundled solutions in global markets.

According to the companies, the collaboration addresses the growing challenges faced by telecom operators as they accelerate fiber rollouts, as well as utilities working to modernize critical infrastructure. Industry statements indicate that while collecting network data is no longer the primary hurdle, maintaining data accuracy, connectivity, and actionability remains complex.

Network information often resides across multiple separate systems, which can complicate planning, operations, compliance, and service delivery. Traditionally, operators have been required to engage separate providers for software platforms, deployment services, and operational intelligence.

Through this newly formed partnership, Cyient and 3-GIS intend to bring these capabilities together into a single integrated offering. As part of the arrangement, Cyient will integrate 3-GIS software with its proprietary CYiNGINE Engineering Intelligence Platform.

The CYiNGINE platform combines domain expertise, governed data, and AI-driven playbooks spanning the engineering and service lifecycle. Both companies anticipate that the integration will enable customers to derive greater value from their network data while simultaneously improving operational efficiency and decision-making processes.

"Strategic partnerships that combine specialized software with engineering intelligence platforms address a real operational bottleneck for telecom operators and utilities. By bringing software platforms, deployment services, and data management into a single offering, companies can significantly reduce the complexity of managing multi-system network data. For businesses operating in this space, integrating domain expertise with AI-driven tools is becoming essential to improve decision-making and operational efficiency during large-scale infrastructure rollouts." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes