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Cable TV & MSOsFeb 20266 min read

Managing Sub-Operators, Franchises, and Joint Plants on a Unified GIS Platform

In many regions, regional Multi-System Operators (MSOs) share fiber backbone infrastructure with local franchise operators. CoreMap's multi-tenant architecture provides strict permission boundaries, allowing partner operators to view and manage their designated network zones without exposing adjacent competitive areas.

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Granular Role-Based Access Control

NOC administrators can assign franchise operators access only to their specific routes, junction boxes, and customer drop points. Common feeder trunks remain managed centrally by the core engineering group.

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