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In a recent Common Ground Alliance (CGA) Next Practices Case Study, Irths’ customer Crown Castle was highlighted for its data-driven interventions to reduce damages and costs.
Crown Castle’s more than 5,000 employees maintain critical communications infrastructure that includes more than 85K route miles of fiber, 40K towers and 115K small cells across the nation. They understand how essential network reliability is within a competitive marketplace and the value of reducing repair and recovery costs.
After experiencing positive results in reducing damages and costs in its southern region, Crown Castle aims to replicate and expand its new processes across the country. UtiliSphere and SmartScore help Crown Castle scale through automation and be more efficient in its risk management and damage prevention efforts.
“Crown Castle’s southern region has been able to reduce third-party and network asset damages by 19% and reduce repair and maintenance expenses by 17% in under a year.”
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