The newest release of 3-GIS | Web introduces updates designed to make everyday tasks clearer, more intuitive, and easier to navigate, from the interface and map tools to connectivity workflows, signal tracing, and field inspection activity.
Join the 3-GIS product team for a walkthrough of the Lio 1 release. Whether you use 3-GIS | Web daily or help support the teams who do, this session will give you a closer look at:
- Navigating the redesigned 3-GIS | Web interface, including updated windowing, status indicators, and accessibility improvements
- Working more efficiently with updated map tools, including layers, legends, search, feature import, map linking, and base map management
- Managing connectivity workflows through the redesigned Connection Manager
- Tracing signal paths with A/Z notation and more detailed splitter navigation
- Using new Connection Packs and enhanced complex equipment support in real connectivity workflows
- Connecting field inspection activity with network data through 3-GIS | Mobile
Complete the form to watch now.
About the presenters:
Colleen Dixon - Director of UI/UX, 3-GIS
Colleen Dixon, Director of UI/UX at 3-GIS, leads the design and user experience strategy across the 3-GIS suite of products. With nearly 18 years at 3-GIS, she brings a perspective that's equal parts designer and engineer, a combination that shapes how her team approaches every product decision. Before stepping fully into UX leadership, Colleen spent years building the very products she now designs for, giving her a firsthand understanding of what truly serves the user.
Andrew Wright - Director of Product Management, 3-GIS
Andrew Wright, Director of Product Management at 3-GIS, leads strategy and development for the company’s telecom product portfolio. With 15 years of GIS experience focused on telecom and fiber networks, Andrew brings a practical understanding of both the product and the customer workflows behind it. His background working directly with 3-GIS customers helps shape product decisions around how teams actually manage, maintain, and use network data.
