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Facility analysis
Review floor plans, access, building components, electrical and environmental considerations.
Site assessments and surveys
Make the site clear before the project starts.
Turn site conditions, network realities and access constraints into reliable information for design, deployment and project launch.
- Field-ready survey teams
- Single project coordination
- Custom deliverables
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What should the survey make clear?
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Facilities, access and environment
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Network coverage and constraints
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Evidence for the next decision
DDG survey services
Survey the details that shape deployment.
From a focused facility review to a multi-technology programme, the survey scope follows the decisions your project needs to make.
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Indoor and outdoor services
Carry out indoor investigations and outdoor interventions according to the customer requirement.
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Data network survey
Assess cabling layout, technical compliance and physical and logical network design considerations.
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Wireless network survey
Map coverage, interference sources and device locations to guide design and installation verification.
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Voice and video survey
Review unified communications, business video and collaboration application requirements.
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Mobile site surveys
Capture the operating conditions and connectivity considerations of mobile or distributed sites.
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Advanced site surveys
Use specialized tools, techniques or proprietary processes for complex or non-standard requirements.
A repeatable field method
A clear path from site reality to project confidence.
A coordinated survey operation connects field engineers, technical specialists and project management around one evidence plan.
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01 · Scope
Frame the survey question
Clarify the site, technologies, constraints and decision the survey needs to support.
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02 · Prepare
Build the field plan
Align access, participants, equipment, safety considerations, locations and the evidence to collect.
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03 · Investigate
Capture site reality
Complete the agreed indoor, outdoor, network or wireless investigations with consistent field records.
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04 · Deliver
Turn findings into action
Review the evidence and receive clear, tailored outputs that support design, procurement or project launch.
Useful starting point: Share the site location, technology scope, known constraints and the decision the survey needs to support—even if the brief is still evolving.
One coordinated survey operation
One coordinated operation for complex survey programmes.
Central coordination keeps multiple sites, technologies and stakeholders moving with a consistent survey standard and a clear communication route.
Field professionals
A broad field network supports local delivery with central coordination.
Countries
Support for multi-country programmes and distributed site requirements.
Coordination route
One survey coordinator and project management route for clear communication.
Custom survey deliverables
Information your next decision can use.
Deliverables are tailored to the project, from concise field findings to detailed documentation, graphical outputs and network design inputs.
Survey plan and scope
A clear scope, location, participants, technology focus and evidence plan before field work begins.
Network design inputs
Cabling layouts, physical and logical network considerations, and technical compliance findings.
Coverage and environment insight
Coverage, interference, device location and environmental findings that make design decisions more grounded.
Custom documentation
User-friendly reports, graphical outputs and documentation tailored to the operating team and project need.
Frequently asked questions
Before you scope a survey
A few practical answers for project owners, network teams and delivery partners.
Can a survey be tailored to one site or one technology?
Yes. The scope can be focused on a single facility, technology or decision, or expanded into a multi-site, multi-technology programme.
What information should we provide before the survey?
Site locations, access conditions, available drawings, technology scope, known constraints and the decision you are preparing for are useful starting points.
Can outputs be customized for our internal process?
Yes. Deliverables can be shaped around the audience, documentation standard, graphical format and level of detail needed for the next project step.
Start with the site reality
Need the site facts before you commit to the design?
Share the location, technology scope and decision you are preparing for. We will help shape a focused survey plan.
