Naziv projekta

Razvoj algoritma za generiranje mogućih trasa telekomunikacijske mreže

Naziv korisnika

GDi Ensemble Global d.o.o.

Projekt je sufinancirala Europska unija

Ukupna vrijednost projekta 14.705,89 €

EU sufinanciranje 10.000,00 €

Razdoblje provedbe projekta 09.07.2025. – 06.11.2025.

Kratki opis projekta

Projekt „Razvoj algoritma za generiranje mogućih trasa telekomunikacijske mreže“ provodi se u sklopu poziva PK.1.1.06 – Inovacijski vaučeri za MSP-ove (Inačica 2), u okviru prioriteta „Jačanje gospodarstva ulaganjem u istraživanje i inovacije, podupiranjem poslovne konkurentnosti, digitalizacije i razvoja vještina za pametnu specijalizaciju“.

Nositelj projekta je GDi Ensemble Global d.o.o., uz stručnu podršku istraživačkog tima s Fakulteta elektrotehnike i računarstva (FER).

Projekt je sufinanciran sredstvima Europske unije, putem Ministarstva gospodarstva (PT1) i HAMAG-BICRO-a (PT2), u okviru specifičnog cilja „Razvoj i jačanje istraživačkih i inovacijskih kapaciteta, te primjena naprednih tehnologija“.

Glavni ciljevi projekta

• razvoj i primjena naprednih algoritama za planiranje telekomunikacijskih mreža,
• integracija geografskih slojeva i infrastrukturnih podataka za precizno i isplativo pozicioniranje mrežnih čvorova,
• jačanje inovacijskih kapaciteta GDi-ja kroz suradnju sa znanstveno-istraživačkom zajednicom,
• stvaranje temelja za međunarodnu konkurentnost proizvoda i širenje primjene i na druge sektore (energetika, transport).

Postignuti rezultati

• razvijena vanjska biblioteka s algoritmom optimizacije na temelju OpenStreetMap podataka,
• implementirani ulazni parametri i izlazni rezultati u tabličnom i GIS obliku,
• unaprijeđena verzija GIM sustava koja korisnicima omogućava brže, pouzdanije i troškovno učinkovitije planiranje mrežne infrastrukture.

Ovaj projekt potvrđuje stratešku usmjerenost GDi-ja prema digitalnoj transformaciji, pametnim tehnologijama i održivom razvoju, uz istovremeno jačanje suradnje između gospodarstva i znanosti.

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The GDi Ensemble Certified Professional program is designed to recognize and validate expertise in the GDi Ensemble OSS platform.

Certified professionals demonstrate proven knowledge across our core solutions, having successfully completed all required courses through the GDi Ensemble Learning Portal.

How it works:

1. Request certification via e-mail: ensemble@gdi.net
2. Access and complete the required training modules
3. Collect course certificates and pass all assessments
4. Receive the official digital certificate issued by GDi Ensemble Group
5. Join the public GDi Ensemble Certified Professional Registry

This program ensures transparency, quality, and trust for our clients and partners by highlighting recognized experts in GDi Ensemble OSS.

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Naziv projekta

Komercijalizacija inovativnih GDi Ensemble rješenja za digitalnu infrastrukturu i upravljanje imovinom na tržištu EU (GRID)

Naziv korisnika

GDi Ensemble Global d.o.o.

Projekt je sufinancirala Europska unija NextGenerationEU

Ukupna vrijednost projekta 1.405.715,57 €

EU sufinanciranje 588.030,07 €

Razdoblje provedbe projekta 01.01.2023. – 01.01.2025.

Kratki opis projekta

Cilj projekta je komercijalizacija proizvoda “GDi Ensemble for Telecom Roll-out Automation” i “GDi Ensemble Assets&Ops for SME” kroz inovaciju internih procesa isporuke proizvoda nužnih za komercijalizaciju. Proizvodi su rezultat internog R&D-a. Kroz inovaciju internih procesa omogućiti će se potpuno novi za GDi načini isporuke proizvoda kroz indirektnu isporuku za enterprise korisnike preko partnera – integratora sustava te za korisnike MSP-ve kroz tržište aplikacija trećih strana. Uvesti će se potpuno novi proces isporuke proizvoda u segmentu kontrole kvalitete proizvoda na način da će uvesti proces kontinuiranog testiranja kao i procesi koji će osigurati usklađenost proizvoda sa regulatornim i sigurnosnim standardima.

Ciljevi i očekivani rezultati projekta

Projekt obuhvaća inovaciju procesa Prijavitelja s ciljem komercijalizacije inovativnih proizvoda “GDi Ensemble for Telecom Roll-out Automation” i “GDi Ensemble Assets&Ops for SME. Da bi se oba proizvoda mogla uspješno komercijalizirati unutar GDi inovirati ćemo sljedeće procese:

• Inovacija procesa isporuke kroz uvođenje predizajniranih korisničkih procesa planiranja i izgradnje digitalne infrastrukture
• Inovacija procesa isporuke kroz uvođenje potpuno nove metodologije implementacije GDi Ensemble za indirektnu isporuku
• Inovacija procesa isporuke u segmentu kontrole kvalitete proizvoda.

Provedbom ovih procesa obje inovacije biti će spremne za tržište (TRL 9).

Projekt će kroz realizaciju planiranih aktivnosti doprinijeti komercijalizaciji proizvoda koji direktno doprinosi ciljevima Digitalnog Kompasa, Zelenog sporazuma (Green Deal) koji nalaže smanjenje emisija stakleničkih plinova za minimalno 55% do 2030. godine zbog toga što upotreba digitalnih tehnologija uvelike smanjuje štetni utjecaj na okoliš. Oba proizvoda koja će

se komercijalizirati nakon završetka projekta doprinose digitalizaciji i zelenoj tranziciji odnosno smanjenju utjecaja na okoliš prije svega kroz smanjenje zagađenja okoliša ispuštanjem CO2.

Ekonomski i društveni učinak projekta u RH

Projekt će doprinijeti povećanju izvoza GDi i povećanju broja zaposlenih. Također kroz komercijalizaciju GDi Ensemble for Telecom Roll-out Automation projekt će podržati daljnje uvođenje optičkih mreža što će dovesti do veće dostupnosti multimedijalnih usluga širom RH te širenju dostupnosti optičkih mreža u ruralnim krajevima. Kroz komercijalizaciju GDi Ensemble Assets&Ops for SME projekt će doprinijeti daljnjoj digitalizaciji poduzetništva u RH.

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GDi Ensemble OSS, a global leader in Operations Support Systems (OSS) solutions, celebrated its 35th anniversary this week with a major event attended by over 700 industry professionals, partners, and users from around the world.

The event highlighted GDi Ensemble OSS’s three-decade-long journey in transforming telecom operations, showcasing its modular and comprehensive OSS platform designed to help businesses plan, design, build, and operate more efficient networks.

“We are incredibly proud of what we’ve built over the past 35 years,” said Leon Šagovac, CEO at GDi Ensemble Global. “From a pioneering concept to a globally trusted solution, GDi Ensemble OSS has revolutionized how telecom providers manage their infrastructure. Most importantly, this milestone is a testament to the dedication and innovation of our team.”

Attendees had the opportunity to explore the latest advancements in network resource management, automation, and digital transformation and participate in interactive sessions and networking opportunities. The event also featured inspiring keynotes, customer success stories, and a glimpse into the future of OSS technology.

The celebrations concluded with a commitment to further innovation and industry collaboration, ensuring GDi Ensemble OSS continues to lead the way in next-generation telecom solutions.

For a closer look at the event, check out our official photos and highlights. Here’s to the next chapter of innovation and success!

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A1 Croatia’s implementation of GDi Ensemble for OSS provided complete E2E solution from planning, ordering, dispatching, storing, and collecting of necessary physical and logical resources all tightly connected with GIS.

About A1 Croatia

A1 Croatia is part of A1 Telekom Austria Group – the leading provider of digital services and communication solutions in Central and Eastern Europe. A1 Telekom Austria Group operates in seven countries and together we provide services for approximately 24 million customers. A1 Croatia is also proud of our figures – they employ about 2000 people who take care of the needs of 2 million customers on an everyday basis.

Objective of the OSS transformation at A1 Croatia was to gain operational benefits and improve agility of customer and service order orchestration by transforming end-to-end fulfilment, assurance, service and resource management processes. Also including the implementation of systems integrations to achieve superb organizational performance. The new BSS/OSS IT systems landscape was implemented to rapidly adapt to changing market needs and gain competitive advantage with faster time-to-provision of multi-play services running on the multi-technology network.

Following the acquisition of several service providers the OSS transformation was the driving force behind aligning personnel, optimizing processes, integrating data, and consolidating systems. The OSS transformation set the position to successfully compete with the incumbent operator and rest of the market and further grow the fixed-line business. The fixed-line OSS is now used by hundreds of users on a daily basis including back-office, points of sale, field technicians and subcontractors.

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The demand for high-speed, reliable connectivity has never been greater in the rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape. Meeting this demand requires more than traditional network planning; it demands intelligence, agility, and foresight. This is where smart Operational Support Systems (OSS) come into play, revolutionizing how telecom operators strategize and execute their network planning.

The Role of Intelligent OSS in Modern Network Planning

Operational Support Systems (OSS) have been the backbone of telecom operations for decades, but their evolution into “intelligent” OSS represents a paradigm shift. Modern OSS leverage advanced technologies such as AI, machine learning, and big data analytics to empower telecom operators with actionable insights. These systems bridge the gap between high-level strategy and on-the-ground tactics, ensuring network planning is both forward-looking and grounded in real-time data.

1. Data-Driven Strategic Decision-Making

The foundation of intelligent OSS lies in its ability to process vast amounts of data from diverse sources, including network traffic, customer usage patterns, and geographic information. By analyzing this data, telecom operators can:

• Identify underserved areas that need enhanced coverage.
• Predict future demand based on current usage trends.
• Plan network expansions to align with business growth objectives.

This strategic foresight enables operators to prioritize investments, ensuring resources are allocated where they will generate the greatest impact.

2. Tactical Optimization for Enhanced Performance

While strategy focuses on the big picture, tactics involve the nitty-gritty of implementation. Intelligent OSS provide tools for tactical optimization, such as:

• Dynamic resource allocation: AI-powered OSS can identify underutilized assets and reassign them to high-demand areas.
• Proactive maintenance: Predictive analytics help preempt network failures, minimizing downtime and ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Real-time monitoring: Operators can track network performance and respond quickly to issues, reducing latency and improving reliability.

These capabilities make it possible to fine-tune network operations, balancing load and ensuring optimal performance.

3. Improved Network Coverage

One of the critical goals of telecom network planning is maximizing coverage while minimizing costs. Intelligent OSS use geospatial data and demographic insights to:

• Model the most effective placement of towers, antennas, and other infrastructure.
• Identify geographic regions where new installations will have the highest ROI.
• Optimize existing networks to reduce signal dead zones.

By leveraging these insights, operators can expand their networks efficiently, bringing high-quality connectivity to more users.

4. Reducing Operational Costs

Operational efficiency is a key benefit of intelligent OSS. By automating routine tasks and providing precise recommendations, these systems reduce the manual effort required for network planning. Additionally:

• AI-driven cost analysis helps operators choose the most cost-effective deployment strategies.
• Energy optimization algorithms reduce power consumption across the network, leading to significant savings.
• Streamlined workflows minimize errors and delays in project execution.

The result is a leaner, more efficient operation that delivers better services at a lower cost.

The Future of Telecom Network Planning with Smart OSS

As telecom operators prepare for the next wave of innovation—5G, IoT, and beyond—intelligent OSS will play a pivotal role. Future advancements in OSS will likely include:

• Real-time simulation tools to test network designs before implementation.
• Enhanced AI models that provide deeper predictive insights into customer behavior and network demands.
• Integrated cloud solutions that enable seamless collaboration across global teams.

By embracing these advancements, operators can stay ahead in a highly competitive market, ensuring their networks meet the growing demands of a connected world.

Conclusion

Intelligent telecom network planning, powered by smart OSS, represents the perfect fusion of strategy and tactics. By harnessing data-driven insights and cutting-edge technologies, telecom operators can optimize their networks, improve coverage, reduce costs, and ultimately deliver a superior customer experience. In an industry defined by constant change, intelligent OSS provide the stability and agility operators need to thrive. The future of telecom belongs to those who plan it intelligently.

Are you ready to transform your network planning? Explore how integrating smart OSS into your operations can drive growth and efficiency like never before.

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We are proud to announce a powerful alliance combining GDi Ensemble OSS with ZIRA’s BSS solutions. This partnership will harness cutting-edge technology to streamline operations and enhance customer experiences. Together, GDi and ZIRA are committed to driving innovation and delivering integrated solutions that empower telecom businesses in a rapidly evolving market.

GDi and ZIRA are excited to announce a strategic partnership that promises to redefine the telecommunications landscape. By integrating ZIRA’s award-winning Business Support Systems (BSS) with GDi’s industry-leading Ensemble Operational Support Systems (OSS), this collaboration is set to empower telecom businesses to operate more efficiently, innovate rapidly, and achieve sustainable growth.

Leon Šagovac, CEO GDi CMT Global:” Partnering with ZIRA strengthens our mission to empower telecom operators with intelligent operations and assets that optimize customer experiences. This collaboration ensures our clients receive a holistic solution, making their journey from network operations to customer management seamless and efficient.”

Emir Bukvić, CEO ZIRA: “We are thrilled to work with GDi to bring unmatched integration between OSS and BSS solutions, enabling telecom providers to streamline processes, boost service quality, and stay agile in a dynamic market. Together, we’re delivering the technology foundation that helps telecom businesses thrive in a data-driven world.”

This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone for both companies and the telecom industry as a whole. With GDi and ZIRA working hand in hand, clients can expect a holistic, innovative approach to managing their operations and enhancing customer satisfaction. For more information about this partnership and how it will impact the telecommunications sector, contact us on: https://ensemble-oss.com/contact/.

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The telecom industry is undergoing a significant transformation as it faces the demands of 5G, edge computing, and IoT. To stay competitive, telecom operators are looking to autonomous networks and next-generation operations support systems (OSS) to redefine their operations. This shift promises improved efficiency, scalability, and innovation by enabling networks that can manage and optimize themselves with minimal human intervention.

In this blog, we’ll explore how autonomous networks and advanced OSS solutions are reshaping telecom operations, the key technologies driving this evolution, and what it means for the industry’s future.

1. Future OSS: The Foundation of Autonomous Networks

Operations support systems (OSS) have traditionally been responsible for managing network performance, provisioning, fault detection, and configuration management. However, as networks grow more complex with the arrival of 5G and IoT, traditional OSS solutions can no longer keep up. Future OSS systems are evolving to support autonomous networks, integrating AI-driven analytics, intent-based networking, and intelligent automation to streamline telecom operations and empower autonomous decision-making.

Some of the key changes in future OSS include:

• AI-Driven Analytics
  Traditional OSS relied heavily on manual data collection and rule-based analytics. Future OSS, however, leverages AI and machine learning to process vast amounts of network data in real-time, enabling predictive insights and proactive decision-making. For instance, an AI-driven OSS can detect early signs of network congestion and automatically reroute traffic to maintain service quality
• Closed-Loop Automation
  Closed-loop automation allows future OSS systems to monitor network performance, identify issues, and execute corrective actions automatically without human intervention. By closing the loop between monitoring and action, OSS can react faster to issues, reducing downtime and enhancing reliability.
• Intent-Based Networking
  In intent-based networking, operators specify desired outcomes (such as low latency for a video streaming service) rather than granular configurations. The OSS interprets these intents and dynamically configures the network to achieve them, making it easier to manage complex networks and tailor services to specific needs.
• Unified Management Across Multiple Domains
  Future OSS solutions are designed to manage diverse network domains (core, access, edge) within a single platform. This unified approach reduces the complexity of managing multi-vendor networks, which is essential as 5G and IoT ecosystems continue to expand.

2. Key Technologies Driving Autonomous Networks and Next-Gen OSS

Several technologies are foundational to autonomous networks and future OSS:

• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  AI and ML analyze network data to detect patterns, predict issues, and enable self-optimization. These technologies learn from data continuously, becoming more effective at handling complex, dynamic network environments.
• Big Data and Real-Time Analytics
  Autonomous networks require continuous data input to make real-time adjustments. Big data platforms allow future OSS to process and analyze vast amounts of data, supporting predictive maintenance, dynamic resource allocation, and adaptive security.
• Orchestration and Network Virtualization
  Network function virtualization (NFV) and software-defined networking (SDN) enable autonomous networks to virtualize functions and services, allowing for flexible resource allocation. Orchestration platforms tie these virtualized resources together, enabling end-to-end automation across the network.
• 5G and Edge Computing
  Autonomous networks are essential for supporting the high-speed, low-latency demands of 5G. With edge computing, future OSS can offload processing to the edge of the network, enabling real-time responsiveness for latency-sensitive applications like autonomous vehicles and AR/VR.

3. Challenges to Implementing Autonomous Networks and Future OSS

Despite their potential, autonomous networks and next-generation OSS come with challenges:

1. Complexity and Cost of Deployment
   Implementing autonomous networks and advanced OSS requires significant investment in new technologies and infrastructure. This cost can be a barrier, especially for smaller operators, and requires a careful cost-benefit analysis.
2. Data Privacy and Regulatory Compliance
   Autonomous networks process large amounts of user data, raising privacy concerns. Ensuring compliance with regulations such as GDPR and other data protection laws is crucial for maintaining user trust and avoiding legal issues.
3. Vendor Interoperability and Standards
   Telecom networks often consist of equipment from multiple vendors, and ensuring interoperability between these systems is critical for achieving end-to-end autonomy. Standardization and vendor cooperation are essential for a seamless implementation.
4. Skills Gap in AI and Automation
   The move toward autonomy requires expertise in AI, data science, and automation—skills that are often in short supply in the telecom industry. Training existing staff and hiring new talent will be necessary to manage and optimize autonomous networks effectively.

4. The Future of Telecom: Redefining Operations with Autonomy

As telecom operators navigate the shift to autonomous networks, the role of future OSS will be transformative. These advanced OSS platforms will enable operators to unlock new levels of efficiency, customer experience, and service innovation. As the industry progresses toward higher levels of network autonomy, telecom companies will be better equipped to meet the demands of the digital age.

In the near future, telecom operators who invest in autonomous networks and future OSS will be poised to lead in a rapidly evolving industry, delivering faster, more reliable, and secure services while reducing operational costs and complexity. This is not just a technical transformation but a redefinition of telecom operations that will drive the industry forward, making autonomy the new standard for success in telecom.

5. Ready to Transform Your Network Operations?

Autonomous networks and next-generation OSS are no longer concepts of the future—they’re here, and they’re revolutionizing telecom operations across the globe. If you’re ready to take your telecom operations to the next level, it’s time to explore how these innovations can drive growth, efficiency, and resilience for your business.

Schedule a Demo Today: Book a personalized demo with our experts to explore the full potential of our solutions, from AI-driven analytics to self-optimizing network tools. Let’s discuss how we can accelerate your transition to a fully autonomous network and redefine your operations.

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GDi CMT Global proudly exhibited at this year’s Esri User Conference in San Diego, the premier event in the GIS industry.  

With over 15,000 attendees, the Esri User Conference stands as the largest and most significant gathering for GIS professionals worldwide. This year, we had the exciting opportunity to launch our innovative product, GDi Ensemble OSS Geoinfrastructure Manager, designed for advanced network planning and design, and powered by Esri ArcGIS technology. 

Alongside more than 50 Esri distributors from around the globe, we showcased a ground-breaking approach to telecom network planning and design. In addition to the product launch, our team engaged with industry leaders and shared insights into the future of geospatial technology. 

Ready to transform your network planning and design? Contact us today to learn more about GDi Ensemble OSS and how it can enhance your geoinfrastructure projects! 

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As the platinum sponsor of the inaugural FTTH Congress Balkans, GDi played a pivotal role in discussions about FTTH deployment in the region. This landmark event facilitated valuable exchanges between telecom operators, regulators, and industry stakeholders, fostering collaboration and innovation.

GDi proudly showcased the full capabilities of our Ensemble OSS at the two-day FTTH Congress Balkans, attracting over 350 key stakeholders from the telecommunications industry, including operators, regulators, ministries, and other influential players.

A special highlight was our Ensemble OSS Geoinfrastructure Manager, an advanced tool designed for efficient network planning, design, and rollout. This innovative solution sparked considerable interest, demonstrating its potential to streamline operations and enhance project execution for telecom providers in the region.

The event provided an excellent platform for sharing experiences and best practices, reinforcing GDi’s commitment to driving growth and innovation in the FTTH sector. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with industry partners to advance FTTH deployment across the Balkans.

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