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Newly Published Use Case Details How TruOps Common Language Can Optimize Regulatory Compliance and Network Buildouts to Bridge the Digital Divide

BRIDGEWATER, NJ – April 28, 2025 – As the federal government seeks to bring broadband to underserved rural areas via the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program, ���Ƕ���Ƶ published a new use case detailing how an industry-standard framework can streamline the collecting, verifying and sharing of information for BEAD-funded projects.

The BEAD program, , aims to close the digital divide by bringing high-speed internet access to rural communities. While these funds represent a major step forward, in order to manage the funds effectively while meeting , the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), states and subgrantees all need access to granular, authoritative, continually updated information about locations, equipment, network functionality and connectivity. Compiling and sharing this information in an industry-standard nomenclature is key for avoiding misunderstandings about deployed infrastructure assets in support of the BEAD Program’s goal.

���Ƕ���Ƶ’s proven data management infrastructure, , offers unparalleled visibility across telecommunications networks, ensuring stakeholders can optimize the use of funds without being bogged down by administrative hurdles. Leveraging Common Language and the critical information it provides helps the NTIA, states and subgrantees verify that every dollar of BEAD funding being used to extend fiber, wireless broadband and satellite where it is needed most can be easily and efficiently tracked and audited.

“As a landmark initiative that’s anticipated to change the connectivity landscape in rural America, the BEAD program requires seamless coordination across a diverse ecosystem,” said Peter Ford, Executive Vice President, Information Solutions Business, ���Ƕ���Ƶ. “Common Language provides the precise data visibility needed to ensure that when funds are used there is a simple and clear way to track and audit the spend, while empowering states and subgrantees to maximize this unprecedented opportunity. With Common Language, stakeholders can streamline processes, reduce administrative overhead, and stay focused on what truly matters—building the networks that will connect rural communities to the digital world."

Common Language is already the industry standard for network planning, provisioning and operations. With detailed information on over 15 million network locations and more than 600,000 network equipment items across thousands of equipment manufacturers, this platform is ideally suited to support the BEAD program’s complex requirements. Common Language enables all parties involved in the broadband buildout—from federal agencies to states and subgrantees—to track and audit fund usage with ease, ensuring regulatory compliance, accountability, transparency and efficiency in deploying broadband infrastructure.

Ford continued, “Common Language is well positioned to enhance BEAD’s impact by helping states and subgrantees ensure the biggest bang for their buck as they roll out networks and services to deliver the benefits of the connectivity that American consumers and businesses were promised and deserve.”

To see how Common Language can help efficiently streamline the management of BEAD-funded projects, access the BEAD Program use case or check out this video.