Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area: Private Campus ISP & OSP Lunch & Learn

Join us close to our headquarters in Maryland for a private small-group luncheon for higher-education IT, network, and infrastructure professionals.

Managing campus inside plant and outside plant infrastructure gets more complicated as networks grow, buildings change, and new infrastructure is added.

That’s why Graphical Networks is hosting a private Lunch & Learn focused on campus IT, fiber, OSP documentation, connectivity, and infrastructure visibility.

If you’re in the area, join our team and other campus professionals Wednesday, October 28, 2026, at The Capital Grille in Chevy Chase, Maryland for a small-group discussion with higher-education IT, network, telecommunications, and infrastructure professionals.

Lunch at The Capital Grille will be provided by Graphical Networks.

This isn’t a webinar or a formal conference presentation. Instead, it’s an opportunity to step away from the day-to-day, talk through common infrastructure challenges, and explore practical approaches for keeping campus connectivity visible as environments change.

Let’s Talk About the Challenges of Managing Campus Fiber

Campus infrastructure rarely stands still.

Fiber expands. Equipment moves. New buildings and pathways come online. Contractors make changes. Over time, the information teams rely on can become fragmented, incomplete, or difficult to trust.

Whether you’re responsible for campus networking, telecommunications, fiber, outside plant, or physical infrastructure, maintaining accurate and usable records can be an ongoing challenge.

Topics we’ll cover include:

• Keeping campus fiber and OSP records current
• Fiber route and strand documentation
• Splice management and splice records
• Conduit, duct, handhole, and pathway documentation
• End-to-end connectivity tracking
• Mapping rooms, racks, circuits, and physical network infrastructure
• Managing network growth and infrastructure changes
• Reducing reliance on spreadsheets and institutional knowledge
• Improving visibility across IT, facilities, and contractor teams

We’ll also share how organizations can use netTerrain OSP to create a visual source of truth for fiber and outside plant infrastructure and make network documentation easier to navigate and maintain.

Why Attend?

This luncheon is designed to be practical and conversational.

You’ll have an opportunity to discuss the infrastructure challenges your team is dealing with, ask questions, and hear different approaches to documenting and managing increasingly complex campus networks.

To keep the group small and allow time for discussion, attendance is limited to 20 attendees.

Whether you’re looking for a better way to manage campus fiber documentation, improve existing processes, or simply see how these challenges can be approached differently, the goal is for you to leave with practical ideas you can take back to your organization.

Event Details

We hope you’ll join us for lunch and a practical conversation about the challenges of keeping campus fiber and physical network infrastructure visible, current, and useful as environments change.