Soren Data Solutions Inc

Design

Engineers involved in OSP FOC and structured cabling system design need to have expertise in creating comprehensive plans for laying fiber optic cables and structured cabling systems in outdoor environments. This includes understanding the terrain, environmental factors, regulations, and designing for optimal performance and reliability.

Implementation

Implementation engineers are responsible for physically deploying the designed OSP FOC and structured cabling systems. This involves tasks such as trenching, laying cables, splicing fibers, installing junction boxes, and setting up termination points. They must ensure that installations meet design specifications and industry standards.

Project Management

Project managers oversee the entire lifecycle of OSP FOC and structured cabling projects. This includes planning, scheduling, resource allocation, budget management, risk assessment, and communication with stakeholders. They ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and to the client's satisfaction.

Support

Support engineers provide ongoing assistance to clients post-installation. This may involve troubleshooting issues, conducting maintenance tasks, performing upgrades, and providing technical guidance. Support engineers must have a deep understanding of the installed systems and be responsive to client needs.

Maintenance

Maintenance engineers focus on ensuring the long-term performance and reliability of OSP FOC and structured cabling systems. They develop maintenance schedules, conduct regular inspections, perform preventative maintenance tasks, and address any issues that arise to minimize downtime and optimize system performance.

About Us

Soren Data Solutions Incorporated (SDSI) was established in 2015 by experienced and competent team of engineers specializes in providing OSP FOC (Outside Plant Fiber Optic Cabling) and structured cabling system, network and communications infrastructure solutions

“Our goal is to be the best in your business for your business.”

Our Mission

Provide the highest level of customer service, from initial contact through to project completion, and make sure we never miss an opportunity to demonstrate that our clients’ needs come first.
Meet and exceed the clients’ needs and expectation by employing highly skilled and experienced project managers, who are constantly updating our clients for transparency and efficiency.
Promote a safe and healthy working and living condition among our employees who are most important to us for they are the key to our success.
Consider to source and install our solutions with the minimum impact on the environment at every stage of our business processes and in the selection of products and suppliers that involves environmental considerations as well as technical issues.

Our Vision

To be the best source in providing high performance, high quality installation of OSP FOC Network and Communications Infrastructure Solutions to support Current and emerging technologies across the nation and anywhere in the globe.

Our Core Values

FAITH IN OUR ALMIGHTY
PASSION FOR EXCELLENCE
INTEGRITY
TEAMWORK
QUALITY

Our Services

We offer complete consultation, planning, design, and installation services for OSP FOC Network and Communication Infrastructure Solutions nationwide. We ensure dedicated management in all phases, from the planning stages up to the completion of the project.

Cell Site Construction

Survey, Design and Engineering

Structural Investigation, Site Audit and Evaluation

End to End (Full Turnkey) – Construction of Various Cell sites

Cell site and Tower Maintenance

Tower Conversion

Construction of Network Equipment House

OSP / Outside Plant Fiber Optic Cabling OSP

FOC Audit and Evaluation

Fiber To The Home (FTTH) - FOC Service Line Installation (NAP to the house)

Fiber To The Coax (FTTC) for Cable Broadband

Optical Distribution Network (ODN) from Central Office to the NAP

Pole Erection

Fiber To The Building (FTTB) - Multi Dwelling Unit (MDU)

Structured Cabling System

Outside Plant Fiber Optic Cabling (OSP) refers to the network infrastructure that carries fiber optic cables outside of buildings, typically spanning across long distances. These cables are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions and are buried underground, strung on utility poles, or placed in protective conduits. OSP fiber optic cabling facilitates high-speed data transmission for telecommunications, internet connectivity, and other applications, connecting various locations such as homes, businesses, and network hubs.

Consultation and Design Services
Site Survey and Evaluation
Local Area Network (LAN)
Telephone and PABX Cabling
PABGM Cabling
PTP Wireless Network
Horizontal and Riser Cable Installation
Copper and Fiber Backbone System
Copper and Fiber Backbone Termination
Harnessing and Documentation
Cellphone Signal Booster

In-Vehicle Monitoring Services (IVMS)

IVMS (In Vehicle Monitoring System) combines the installation of an electronic device in a vehicle, or fleet of vehicles, with purpose-designed computer software at least at o Modern vehicle tracking systems commonly use GPS technology for locating the vehicle, but other types of automatic vehicle location technology can also be used. Vehicle information can be viewed on electronic maps via the Internet or specialized software. Operational base to enable the owner or a third party to track the vehicle’s location, collecting data in the process from the field and deliver it to the base of operation.

Real Time Monitoring of Vehicles

Regular Format Reporting of Vehicles

Fire Detection and Alarm System

Fire Detection and Alarm System - detect the presence of fire by monitoring environmental changes associated with combustion, such as smoke, heat, or flame it activates alarms to alert occupants and may also trigger automatic firefighting measures.

Detectors: Smoke

Heat Detectors
Flame Detectors
Gas Detectors

Control Panel
Alarm Notification Devices: Audible Alarms

Visual Alarms
Voice Evacuation Systems

Manual Call Points
Monitoring and Maintenance

Security and Surveillance System

Surveillance System - setup of cameras and monitoring equipment used to observe and record activities in and around a property. It helps in deterring and documenting unauthorized activities, enhancing security, and providing evidence in case of incidents.

Dash Cam:

Dual Lens
Single Lens
Audio Recording

Storage

Memmory Cards
Loop Recording

GPS
Analog Cameras
IP Cameras
PTZ Cameras
P to P
Wireless Cameras
Infrared/Night Vision Cameras
Recording Devices:

NVR (Network Video Recorder)
DVR (Digital Video Recorder)
Cloud Storage

Monitor’s
(VMS) Video Management Software
Motion Detectors
Alarms and Alerts
Power Supply and Backup
Network Infrastructure: Routers, switches, and cabling that support the transmission of video data between cameras, recorders, and monitoring stations.

Card Identity System

Door Access System and Time Keeping - security system that controls and monitors access to a building or specific areas within a building. It typically involves the use of electronic keys, cards, or biometric scans to grant entry. It often tracks and records the time employees enter and exit, aiding in attendance management and security.

Access Control Panels
Authentication Devices:

Keycard Readers
Keypad Entry:* Require a PIN code
Biometric Scanners
Mobile Credentials

Locks:

Electronic Locks
Magnetic Locks
Electric Strike Locks

Software: Access Control Software
User Permissions:

Role-Based Access Control
Time-Based Access

Emergency Protocols:

Emergency Lockdown
Fire Alarm Integration

Time Management System:

Biometric Time Clocks
Proximity Card Readers
Mobile Apps

Real-Time Monitoring
Notifications: Alerts for Unauthorized Access

Electrical Distribution System

An Electrical Distribution System is a network of components that delivers electricity from power generation plants to end-users. It includes substations, transformers, and distribution lines that ensure the safe and efficient supply of electrical power to homes, businesses, and industries.