Project Executive Summary
A strategic high-visibility initiative to validate and demonstrate next-generation 1.2 Gbps broadband capabilities across five Central and Eastern European markets. The project served as a market-readiness showcase, requiring navigation through the Liberty Global Demand Advisory Board (DAB) governance gateway (Entry Checkpoint and Foundation Checkpoint). Budget managed: €73,000 CAPEX.
The technical stack included DOCSIS 3.1 / 10G EPON hardware, Iperf CLI for throughput testing, Clarity PPM for demand tracking, and Microsoft Project for scheduling.
Role Executive Summary
T&I Access Project Manager. Responsible for end-to-end delivery of network demonstrations across five international markets, acting as the primary governance officer navigating the program through DAB executive approval gateways. Led cross-functional coordination between Access, Core, IT, and Technology departments and maintained the formal schedule, WBS, and risk/issue log.
Deliverables
- Directed technical performance validation and coordinated hardware verification with Access, Core, IT, and Technology engineering teams, ensuring 100% compliance with DOCSIS 3.1 standards ahead of commercial launch.
- Orchestrated market readiness for next-generation broadband across 5 CEE markets, validating 1.2 Gbps network throughput capabilities, by navigating the program through the Liberty Global Demand Advisory Board (DAB) Entry and Foundation Checkpoints to secure full executive sign-off.
- Championed a CAPEX programme from concept to delivery by applying the T&I Global Delivery Framework and maintaining a high-fidelity Microsoft Project schedule with a fully defined Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) and critical path analysis.
- Established a robust governance and stakeholder communication cadence, including weekly status updates and bi-weekly SteerCo reviews, ensuring alignment across 7 cross-functional departments throughout the full project lifecycle.