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CCMI Acquires FiberLocator

Gaithersburg, MD (July 11, 2017) — CCMI, a business unit of Simplify Compliance, announces the acquisition of NEF’s FiberLocator, an online fiber mapping database. This is the second acquisition by Simplify Compliance since Leeds Equity Partners, LLC invested to form…

Find the Top 25 Fiber Providers in FiberLocator

Last week, FierceTelecom published their list of the Top 25 Business Fiber Providers in the U.S.  Many of the names are familiar, big name providers, but there are also some that are regional or smaller sized carriers that you may…

FiberLocator at ITW

FiberLocator is spending the next few days at the International Telecoms Week conference in Chicago, and we are very excited to get to know some new international carriers. Hundreds of companies are attending this 3 day conference, which is sponsored by…

Batch Upload or Proprietary Data?

Back in February, FiberLocator unveiled some new features that our users had been looking forward to. One of them was an expansion to the proprietary data feature, which now allows users to upload their own line or point data to…

Proprietary Layers Update in FiberLocator!

Proprietary Layers An exciting and anticipated addition to FiberLocator is a section of the “My Workspace” panel called Proprietary Layers. Customers will be able to upload their own files into FiberLocator, so they can view personal map data alongside FiberLocator’s existing data. Getting…

A Closer Look at Internet Exchanges

Last month, we debuted the Internet Exchange layer in the FiberLocator tool. Because this is a new feature, we decided to look a little closer at why adding internet exchanges as a layer is important to our customers, and relevant…

“Using the FiberLocator application has now become an integral part of our network design process and has been a key resource we use to quickly identify existing metro dark fiber. Beyond the point of identification, their fiber brokerage services team…

Vince Aragona, Engineering & Network Implementation
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