Cyient Partners With 3-GIS for Telecom and Utility Networks

Cyient, a global lifecycle engineering services company, has signed a strategic partnership with 3-GIS, a maker of network management software for telecom and utility networks. The two companies announced the deal on November 11, 2026. Under it, Cyient will offer 3-GIS software alongside its own engineering, implementation, migration and managed services across North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific.

The companies said customers will be able to get both the 3-GIS platform and the services needed to deploy and run it through a single engagement model. Cyient will also connect 3-GIS with CYiNGINE, its Engineering Intelligence Platform, which it says combines domain expertise, governed data and AI-driven playbooks across the engineering and service lifecycle.

Cyient and 3-GIS partnership at a glance

How 3-GIS software and Cyient services fit together

3-GIS makes cloud-native, configurable software that works as a system of record for critical infrastructure networks. According to the companies, telecom operators use it to manage fiber and copper network planning, design, inventory, construction and operations, while electric and gas utilities use it for network management, asset inspection, field operations and joint-use management.

Cyient said it has more than three decades of experience serving telecom and utility customers and has managed and transitioned over 650 million network data elements across large programs. The company said network data often sits across many systems, and that operators have usually had to hire separate providers for software, deployment and operational intelligence. Cyient says it has more than 300 customers and more than 19,000 associates across more than 30 countries.

Arunav Roy on why Cyient wants one partner for the whole network record

"Whether it is a telecom operator expanding fiber with precision, or a utility trying to reconcile asset records, inspections and pole attachments across systems that do not talk to each other, the challenge is the same: the network record has to be accurate, or growth turns into rework and risk instead of revenue and reliability. By bringing the 3-GIS platform together with our engineering and managed services, we are giving operators across telecom, electric and gas one partner accountable for the whole journey, from migrating their data to running the network of record day to day, instead of stitching three vendors together and owning the gaps between them,"

3-GIS says Cyient has been a partner for many years

"3-GIS has become a key part of how telecom and utility operators build and operate their critical networks globally. As we expand, it's important that we have a strong partner network to give customers in many markets options to work with their trusted partners to deliver, use, and support 3-GIS products. Cyient has been a valued partner for many years, and we're excited about this new strategic step in that partnership,"

What Cyient said the CYiNGINE link will do

Cyient said integrating 3-GIS with CYiNGINE will help customers get more value from network data while improving operational efficiency and decision-making. The company also said its experience will be combined with the 3-GIS platform to help customers speed up deployment, improve data quality and simplify long-term network management.

Where Cyient's telecom and utility work stands after the 3-GIS deal

With this partnership, Cyient can now sell 3-GIS software together with its own services in North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. The deal comes about five weeks after Cyient announced CYiNGINE, the platform it plans to integrate with 3-GIS. Cyient serves more than 300 customers with more than 19,000 associates in over 30 countries.

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