PRODUCTS

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AFL provides industry-leading solutions,

products and services to the electric

utility, broadband, communications, OEM,

enterprise, wireless, and transit rail

markets as well as the emerging markets

of oil and gas, mining, nuclear, avionics,

medical, renewable, and intelligent grid.

We manufacture, engineer, and install

fiber optic products and associated

equipment. This includes:

• Fiber optic cable

• Transmission and substation    accessories

• Fiber outside plant equipment

• Fiber inside plant equipment

• Connectors and accessories

• Fusion splicers

• Test and inspection equipment

• Training

Fujikura Ltd. Is a global, Tokyo-based electrical equipment manufacturing company, developing and manufacturing

power and telecommunication systems products, including devices for optical fibers, such as cutters and splicers.

OPTOKON, a.s. is a leading global organization providing connectivity and infrastructure solutions for organizations

of all sizes. OPTOKON, an ISO 9000 approved company provides complete networking solutions unrivaled within

the industry today. OPTOKON was founded in 1991 with its headquarters in Jihlava in the Czech Republic.

Appropriate and consistent use of the

Project Management Methodology is

what enables Sultan Telecom Companies

to efficiently handle medium to large-scale

telecom network infrastructure projects

for our clients with continued success.

Considered as one of the hallmarks of our

success, this is one of the main reasons

we strive to develop a set of ‘Shared

Expectations’ with our clients as soon as we

come on board. We believe that any project

team’s performance can only be as good as

how well the objectives and deliverables are

defined.

With our many years of experience and

insight into the telecom industry operations,

we have developed a four-phase project

a management approach that has proven its

effectiveness time and again.

Our proven methodology involves the

following four phases:

• Definition Phase

• Planning Phase

• Implementation Phase

• Close-out Phase