Special features and data streams of owner consent for fibre roll-out

This thesis aims to investigate the approvals for fiber optic connections by a telecom company, specifically focusing on connections to basements versus connections to living units. The primary objective is to quantify and compare the number of approvals granted for these two types of connections. This new data will be then used for calculations of requested KPIs. In addition to this analysis, the study will provide a comprehensive overview of the telecommunications industry, with a specific emphasis on fiber optic technology in Germany, its evolution, and comparison to previous technologies. The research will also explore the data journey through various layers within a data architecture, including acquisition, staging, the core layer, and ultimately the export layer. Furthermore, the thesis will involve the development and implementation of a daily updated dashboard to visualize and present the findings effectively. This project will contribute to advancing knowledge in the analysis of telecommunications data and demonstrate practical applications of data processing and visualization techniques in a real-world industry context.