Kropmann Communications Limited, an indigenous ICT and telecommunication professional service provider, is rolling out a number of innovations to lift the electricity and other utility sectors of the Nigerian economy.
Kropmann Communication is a member of Kropmann Group and has been delivering services in the telecommunications infrastructure, network services; systems integration covering installation and implementation of cellsite base transceiver stations, microwave transmission links, laying and termination of fiber optics cable and deployment of passive telecommunications infrastructure, in the last nine years.
Speaking on Kropmann’s mission to provide top class innovative products and services, Kim Fraser, the chief executive officer, said the Company has carved a niche for itself within the Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) arena.
He said, with GIS, the power sector will receive a boost in both electricity generation and distribution.
Geospatial Information Systems cuts across practically all business sectors and government portfolios; such utilities include water, electricity, telecommunications, oil and gas, land management, resources management, transportation modeling, demographic analysis, healthcare and communicable disease management, among others.
GIS tools are quite extensive and can be leveraged in practically any field of endeavour.
Fraser said, “Most of the activities we engage in on daily basis and the systems we use such as bank ATMs, are tied to physical locations, and as such can be represented, displayed and analysed in respect to geographical locations.
“GIS are particularly well suited for the management of assets in the power sector, oil and gas; network and property assets in the banking and telecoms and cab be utilized within many governmental agencies, for land and recourses management, urban planning, transportation modeling, etc,
“Essentially, the impact of and usefulness Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) has grown exponentially since the advent of GPS technology leading to special events focused on raising the awareness of and promoting the benefits of this technology.
Kropmann Communication, the CEO said will leverage on its vast partnerships to that cut across the Major technology developers and OEMs, around the world to ensure a turnaround in the power and other identified sectors.
“These partners have the efficiency and professional outlook that gives the Kropmann brand the needed competence and confidence to execute major projects at any level. These partners include Infovista in the United Kingdom, a global leader in OSS Solutions. The OSS solution is used by telecommunications service providers to manage their networks, support management functions such as network inventory, service provisioning, network configuration, fault management and Data Management for typical proprietary products or open-source projects.
“Another partner is Real World Systems. They manufacture GIS solutions (a computer system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all types of spatial or geographical data).
“Kropmann Communication also partners Rohdes and Schwarz, a specialist company that produces equipment for monitoring, analyses and interpretations of any kind of frequency information and for Site supports for Kropmann clientele, as well as necessary tools for the training needs of engineering students.
“Kropmann Communications also partners Linkdev; a specialized subsidiary of Orascom Telecoms Limited, and a global leader in Software Development, Customer Relationship Management, Mobile Applications, Infrastructure, and E-Commerce,” he said.
Kropmann Communications also partners Broadnet Communications, which is a service provider & systems Integrator with focus on delivering advanced telecom networks and DATA solutions that bring the most value to businesses.
Fraser added that Kropmann shall be exhibiting at Africa’s Geospatial event coming up in Lagos on December 9-10, at Eko Convention centre.
