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CIO Bulletin, 13 November, 2026
Author:
Ravathi Sunil
Two industry names are joining forces to tidy the tangled world of fibre and utility records.
The Cyient 3-GIS partnership is set to change how telecom and utility companies look after their networks. Cyient, a global engineering services company, has joined hands with 3-GIS, a network management software provider, to offer a complete package across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific.
Think of a phone or power network as a giant map of cables, poles and pipes. Now imagine that map is scattered across many systems and nobody fully trusts it. That is the headache telecom operators and utilities face today, especially as they lay more fibre and upgrade old lines. Could one team and one tool fix that?
Cyient: Over 30 years of experience, with more than 650 million network data elements handled across fibre design, mapping, asset care and field work.
3-GIS: Cloud-based software that works as the main record book for fibre, copper, electric and gas networks.
Together: Software, data migration, engineering and ongoing managed services from one partner.
As CIO Bulletin highlights, fewer vendors often mean fewer delays. Customers no longer need to juggle several providers for one job.
Cyient will also connect the 3-GIS platform with CYiNGINE, its Engineering Intelligence Platform. In simple words, CYiNGINE blends engineering know-how, well-managed data and artificial intelligence playbooks. The aim is cleaner network records, smoother operations and smarter decisions. So what could that look like on the ground? Fewer record errors, quicker fixes and easier planning for growth.
Dustin Sutton, General Manager at 3-GIS, said Cyient “has been a valued partner for many years” and called the move an exciting new strategic step. Arunav Roy, SVP and Market Unit Head at Cyient, said accurate network records are essential and customers will get one partner for the whole journey.
Cyient serves over 300 customers across more than 30 countries. With the Cyient 3-GIS partnership now in motion, the road ahead looks clearer for the networks that keep homes and cities running.
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Everything you need to know about this news
Cyient will offer 3-GIS network management software together with engineering, implementation, migration and managed services, all through one integrated package.
Customers in North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific can access the combined offering across both telecom and utility projects.
Telecom operators expanding fibre networks and electric and gas utilities upgrading ageing infrastructure should see the biggest benefit from simpler, more reliable records.
It is Cyient’s Engineering Intelligence Platform, which blends engineering skill, governed data and AI playbooks, and will connect with 3-GIS software.
It reduces the hassle of managing several vendors, keeps network records cleaner and helps operators plan future growth with more confidence and speed.
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