overview

ISPI typically manages and performs the network design, engineering, procurement, integration and implementation of following systems and/or services:
• SONET/SDH • Microwave & VSAT • Wireless Solutions • Spread Spectrum • ADM, VSAT & Cellular Shelters • HVAC (w/remote monitoring) • Inside/Outside Plant (EPC) • Power Systems (VAC & VDC) • Fire Suppression • Training • Internet Solutions	• Project Management • Project Engineering • AutoCAD Services • SCADA • Logistics • VolP, ATM or POT’s • Security Surveillance (CCTV & Access) • Testing (ISP/OSP) • Provisioning (pre/post deployment) • Emergency Fiber Restoration • Central Office Design

ISPI professionals perform quality project management tasks every day. The following project management tasks are recognized as ISPI core business practice:

•	Product Quality
	A quality product is the result of both the physical plant installation and timely project completion. To complete a project on-time and on-budget is how ISPI defines a “quality product.” The ISPI professionals guarantee a quality product at all times.
•	Project Planning
	Project planning is the foundation of all project management. To identify the project tasks, milestones, deliverables and obstacles and to perform contingency planning represent the bulk of planning activity. The client participates in every stage of the planning process and must approve all plans before implementation. All plans are continually updated in order to anticipate and avoid project delays and resource allocation deficits.
•	Resource Allocation
	Project resource allocation is as much an art as it is a science. Assigning tasks to the most skilled technicians, engineers, etc. based on their experience and job performance is a matter of science. Task productivity and team cooperation among the staff members as well as all sub-contractors and alliance partners is the art that ISPI professionals pursue every day.
•	Daily Project Briefings
	Communications is a key element of a successful project. By conducting daily briefings ISPI professionals establish an open forum and a process whereby project issues and concerns can be reviewed and discussed.