Ortel 20 NL

Ortel 20 NL

Ortel 20 NL is a simulation game offering a detailed and realistic experience of operating a Dutch telecommunications network. Designed for enthusiasts and professionals alike, this game provides a unique opportunity to learn about and interact with the complexities of modern telecommunications infrastructure.

Key Features:

• Realistic Network Simulation: Modelled on the Dutch telecommunications landscape, Ortel 20 NL accurately simulates network topology, traffic patterns, and various technical challenges.
• Comprehensive Management: Players assume the role of a network administrator, responsible for planning, deploying, and maintaining the network's infrastructure. This includes tasks such as resource allocation, fault detection, and capacity planning.
• Detailed Statistics and Reporting: Gain valuable insights into network performance through comprehensive data visualizations and detailed reports. Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) and identify areas for improvement.
• Advanced Network Technologies: The game incorporates a wide range of technologies used in modern telecommunication networks, allowing players to gain hands-on experience with different systems and their interactions.
• Dutch-Specific Regulations and Standards: Ortel 20 NL faithfully reflects the regulatory environment and technical standards applicable to Dutch telecommunications.
• Challenging Scenarios: Test your skills in a variety of scenarios, ranging from routine maintenance to handling major network outages.

Target Audience:

This game is ideal for:

• Telecommunications students seeking practical experience.
• Network professionals looking to enhance their skills.
• Enthusiasts interested in the intricacies of telecommunications.

System Requirements:

(Specific system requirements will be provided separately.)

Region Lock:

This game is region-locked to the Netherlands.

Disclaimer:

Ortel 20 NL is a simulation game and does not represent any specific real-world telecommunications company or network. Any resemblance to actual companies or networks is purely coincidental.