Telecommunications
R&D in the telecom industryis commonly found in the design and development of the infrastructure, thenetwork and the software that controls communication across all the physicalcontact points within the network. This includes, but is not limited to activities such as; network/infrastructure developments, software/systems development, wireless/RF engineering and security/data transmission.
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How our skillset can help you claim
Telecoms innovation is often driven by the practical need to deliver dependable outcomes across live environments - multi-site estates, mixed hardware and firmware, constrained access windows, safety requirements and the expectation of minimal disruption.
Our specialist team works directly with your engineers to define the advance being pursued, set a clear baseline against established practice, use testing/monitoring/field outcomes to evidence the iterations made and separate qualifying development from routine rollout or business-as-usual changes. We then set out the development work in a clear narrative, supported by a practical and defensible approach to cost capture, helping you secure funding to reinvest in capability and future innovations.
Project Examples:
Development of new cell phone tower antennas that have increased signal range that reduce the risk of signal loss to satellites during storms.
Redesign of a supply chain management (SCM) system implemented, to fully automate the tracking of cell phones from the supplier, through the warehouse and then track the delivery of the phone to a customer based on an order received from a physical store or the website.
Some work focuses on developing more reliable underground or aerial installation methods where product constraints, ground variability, or live-utility safety rules prevent straightforward application of standard practices. The advance lies in establishing a codified, repeatable process supported by field trials and defined parameter thresholds for dependable deployment.
