3-GIS
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What is 3-GIS?
3-GIS is a software company specializing in geospatial solutions for the telecommunications industry. Their primary offering is a geographic information system (GIS) platform designed to manage and visualize network infrastructure assets. This platform is used for network planning, design, construction, and maintenance, providing a centralized view of fiber, copper, and wireless networks.
What other technologies are related to 3-GIS?
3-GIS Competitor Technologies
AutoCAD
AutoCAD can be used for network design, which may overlap with some functionalities of 3-GIS. It's a competing platform for design and documentation.
ArcGIS
ArcGIS is a full GIS suite, and has functionality which competes with 3-GIS for network management.
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3-GIS Complementary Technologies
Fiber Optic network equipment
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Fiber optic network equipment is essential for the physical infrastructure that 3-GIS software manages and documents.
Google Earth/Maps
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Google Earth/Maps can be used as a basemap or for visualization in conjunction with 3-GIS.
Google Earth
Google Earth can be used as a basemap or for visualization in conjunction with 3-GIS.
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Which job functions commonly mention 3-GIS?
Civil Designer
0.2% of all Civil Designer jobs mention 3-GIS
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Telecom Engineer
0.1% of all Telecom Engineer jobs mention 3-GIS
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Technical Designer
64 Technical Designer jobs mention 3-GIS
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Construction
104 Construction jobs mention 3-GIS
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Engineer
179 Engineer jobs mention 3-GIS
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