Aria’s Head of Research Outlines ETSI ENI’s AI Use Cases in The Hague Over the last few years, Layer123’s SDN NFV World Congress has emerged as the best place to assess the mood and state of progressive thinking in telecom operations. So it’s fitting that this year’s program includes a.
If 2017 was the year of NFV, then 2018 looks like the year of “automation”. At least if the recent SDN/NFV Forum in The Hague is anything to go by. And that’s good news because it’s a return to the historic focus for OSS. The bad news is that over.
LightReading’s upcoming OSS in the Era of SDN & NFV is, to my knowledge, the only industry event to explicitly reference both OSS and SDN in its title. This is odd, given how much talk there was about Operations at last week’s (excellent) SDN Forum in The Hague. However, it.
In 2016, many operators called out machine learning is essential to the future of telecom operations, especially for SDN/NFV and 5G. In 2017, Aria’s vision for AI-powered, autonomous operations will be within reach for all. Join us at MWC17 to see how to: • Orchestrate intelligently – across access, core.
LightReading’s “OSS in the Era of SDN and NFV” event in London last week provided a perfect snapshot of the state of the industry. Unfortunately, it ain’t that pretty. That’s not to say attendees didn’t learn anything. On the contrary, it was very informative. But what we learned wasn’t necessarily.
Aria Networks Catalyst proved the capability of SDN and NFV to deliver network orchestration against key business objectives 18 November 2015: Aria Networks today announces that it has won the award for ‘Most Significant Contributor to a Catalyst Program of New Technology Solutions’ at the Tele Management Forum (TM Forum). .
