Spectrum regulation is ATDI’s core business, offering both software to facilitate regulation and consulting services to help regulators and operators make informed decisions about use of spectrum.
ATDI’s regulatory tools are threefold: the first is a set of desktop tools operating under client-server architecture; the second is a range of tools for embedding into other systems and the third is a range of web-services that provide specific spectrum management services on a request-response basis.

ATDI provide a comprehensive consulting service. Its engineers have written user requirement definitions for Battlespace and civil spectrum management systems. They have implemented these systems across regulators, deploying and integrating software with existing systems for billing, contact management and accounts. They have implemented FAT (frequency allocation table), EFIS (European frequency information system) and other portals to permit service access from regulators’ web sites. And ATDI engineers have trained regulators’ staff in spectrum management business processes and the engineering aspects of the work.

ATDI is a spectrum management company – in whatever form regulation takes – both now and in the future.