Watchtower Flashcards

1
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Watchtower launched in this year

A

2008

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Originally a division tool, Watchtower was recreated as a national tool in this year

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2009

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3
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This online tool gives a real time snapshot and maps all aspects of the HFC Network including power and facilities

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National Watchtower

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This online tool gives technicians an effective troubleshooting tool for area problems and outages

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National Watchtower

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5
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This online tool separates residential and plant impacting power events during storm situations so we can direct our technicians effectively

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National Watchtower

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This tool has helped us change the world, proactively identifying customer affecting issues and addressing them before they have an adverse effect on the customer experience.

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National Watchtower

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This view in NWT allows you to focus down from a national level to divisional, to regional, to system, and individual node

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Hierarchy

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This view in NWT shows all open tickets in Queue as well as Processed Jobs

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RTM Monitor

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This view in NWT shows a quick snapshot of the overall health of the node, number of devices online and any plant related events that are occuring.

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Node Summary

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This view in NWT shows a geographical location of the accounts in the node with small balloons, and visual representations of plant fault enclosed in blue

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Maps View

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This color inside an account balloon in NWTs maps view indicates healthy docsis levels

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Green

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This color inside an account balloon in NWTs maps view indicates some DOCSIS levels slightly out of spec

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Yellow

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This color inside an account balloon in NWTs maps view indicates some DOCSIS levels are not in a stable range

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Red

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14
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This type of plant event encloses affected accounts in a dark grey circle and is pinned with a black balloon with a lightning bolt emblem in NWT

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Commercial Power Outage

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This type of plant event encloses affected accounts in a red circle and is pinned with a blue balloon with a wrench and hammer emblem in NWT

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Outage

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16
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This type of plant event encloses affected accounts in a pink circle and is pinned with a blue balloon with a wrench and hammer emblem in NWT

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Service Call Cluster Alert

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17
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Technicians have the ability to edit their user group, service area, and time zone in this tab under User Detail in NWT

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General

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Technicians have the ability to edit their methods and settings for how to be contacted in this tab under User Detail in NWT

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Contact Preferences

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Technicians have the ability to build new subscriptions to establish conditional notifications for their job functions and/or subscribe to job notifications for various task types in this tab under User Detail in NWT

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Subscription Notifications

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20
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This is where you can define methods for how and when to be contacted by Watchtower’s automated messaging system under the admin and workforce options in NWT.

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Dispatch Schemes/Escalation Schemes

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21
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In the Hierarchy Pane, you can choose between these three tabs to open a tree and display more details

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Engineering, Service, Organization

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In the right corner of the map in NWT this widget allows you to determine what will be displayed on the map.

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Map Setting

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The map setting widget has these three categories in which to choose various display preferences for the map in NWT

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Map Visual, Device Layer, Topology Layer

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This tab in NWT node analysis view allows you to see equipment DOCSIS metrics and account information

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Devices

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This tab in NWT node analysis view allows you to see all accounts associated with a particular node, as well as account numbers, name, address, status, etc
Subscribers
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This tab in NWT node analysis allows you to view current or historic plant faults affecting the node
Events
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The event tab in NWT node analysis has these two sub categories
Active and Historic
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This tab in NWT node analysis allows you to view any open or completed/closed Tickets for the node
Tickets
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The Tickets tab in NWT node analysis has these four sub categories
Jobs, TSIs, SIs, SMs
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This tab in NWT node analysis allows you to view notes entered in on various tickets, manually entered notes for the node, active and completed NSAs
Logs
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The Logs tab in NWT node analysis has these five subcategories
Job Logs, Noise Logs, Manual Logs, NSAs, History NSAs
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This tab in NWT node analysis allows you to view Customers info for those who have called in recently
IVRs
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This tab in NWT node analysis allows you to view and monitor outside plant power supplies.
Transponders
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The Transponder tab in NWT node analysis will link to this tool if the tool detail item is clicked
Continuity
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When clicked, the node analysis refresh button presents users with these options
Node Data, MTA Battery, Spectra CM, Pma Analysis
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In the Hierarchy view of NWT the green triangle symbol represents this
Total Events with no Score
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In the Hierarchy View of NWT the grey circle represents this
Total Outage Count
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In the Hierarchy View the white triangle symbol represents this
Total Events Found
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In the Hierarchy View the lightning bolt symbol represents this
Total commercial power outages
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In the Hierarchy View the yellow flag symbol represents this
Pending Trouble Calls
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In the Hierarchy View the red flag symbol represents this
Pending Maintenance Calls
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In the Hierarchy View the blue flag symbol represents this
Trouble calls in plant fault areas
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The helmet icon on the left hand side of NWT will open up this sidebar menu
Jobs or Jobs List
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The clock icon on the left hand side of NWT will open up this sidebar menu
Most Recent
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The person icon on the left hand side of NWT will open up this sidebar menu
User
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This NWT sidebar menu allows you to create, lookup, browse, and create custom lists of jobs
Jobs
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This NWT sidebar menu has links to has links to hierarchy, US performance Hierarchy, and worst nodes
Most Recent
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This NWT sidebar menu has links to equalization and full spectrum, various monitors, the RTM form, and other quicklinks
User
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Creating a custom job list in NWT requires you to fill in these two options
List Name, Teams
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Jobs in NWT can be sorted by these five job priorities
Critical, DM, Emergency, High, None
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Jobs with this priority will appear in red text in the NWT Job List
Emergency
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This is a four score system that quickly identifies customer pain drivers and overall health of a node that is comprised of Preventative Maintenance Score, Demand Maintenance Score, Upstream Events, and Downstream Events
Current Node Score, 1 day node score,or 3 day node score
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In a NWT job ticket, this icon is clicked to begin/end an IVR
the TSI Icon
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These are the working statuses of a job in Watchtower
Assigned, Complete, Suspended, Canceled
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This is a work priority engine that operates the background of NWT to drive quality of jobs rather than quantity of jobs
Work Priority
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PM (Context: Watchtower Ticket)
Preventative Maintenance
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DM (Context: Watchtower Ticket)
Degraded Maintenance
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This NWT calculation takes into account the number of customers affected and duration of issue into account
Event Score
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In National Watchtower, line techs select their work from a pool of jobs organized based on the priority by this tool according to business rules.
Equilibrium
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This allows Watch Tower to change the priority of jobs based on a number of variables to balance preventative jobs and repair jobs.
Dynamic Stacking