Name: How will AI change network monitoring & management?
Start: 2023-10-11T16:00:00Z
End: 2023-10-11T16:00:45.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4

Enterprise network technology has changed dramatically in the last decade. Learn about the latest technologies that help organizations provide and manage secure application and data access in the new world order of cloud-enabled, distributed network environments, and how businesses can leverage their communications and data networks to drive competitive advantage.

As network infrastructures are replaced with new and faster network switches and wireless devices, IT leaders are often left wondering if their existing cable plants and wireless landscapes are ready to cope. Everything from multi-gigabit Ethernet to Wi-Fi 6E and IoT connectivity is on the table. Added to this concern is the growing number of Power over Ethernet (PoE) devices that require increasingly higher Wattage outputs.

In this episode of The Network Effect, we have invited Steven Cowles, Product Line and Technical Services Manager at AEM. During this conversation, we’ll discuss:

- When it’s time to consider the replacement of existing copper and fiber cable plants within corporate offices and data centers
- The difference between cable validation and certification
- Various twisted-pair and fiber standards and when to deploy them
- Troubleshooting best practices for wired and wireless networks
- Use case examples of emerging standards such as Single Pair Ethernet (SPE)

Myths and Realities of Enterprise Cable Plants

In this episode of The Network Effect, Brian White, Chief Technologist – IEM – CTO Office at HPE Aruba, offers his insights into the world of private cellular networks for the enterprise. This includes a discussion on:
 
- The pros and cons of private 5G vs. alternative wireless options
- Deployment and lifecycle support considerations
- Best-practice integrations into existing network infrastructures
- Example use cases where private cellular has proven effective
- And more

Wading Into the World of Private 5G

Analysts have set high expectations for the SONiC network operating system (NOS). Gartner research, for example, predicts that SONiC will be running in 30% of data centers worldwide by 2025. That’s a staggering number and raises the question, why?

In this episode of The Network Effect, host Andrew Froehlich, Founder at InfraMomentum will be joined by Saurabh Kapoor, Product Management & Strategy | Networking Solutions at Dell Technologies, and Amir Elbaz, CEO at BeyondEdge to discuss:

- What makes SONiC different from previous open network operating systems
- Reasons why enterprises are moving toward SONiC adoption
- Challenges that the SONiC community is working through
- Management, orchestration, and automation options
- And more

Reimagining the Data Center with SONiC

Enterprise networks have changed dramatically in the last decade, with technologies emerging that are helping organizations provide and manage secure application and data access in a new world order of cloud-enabled, distributed network environments. 

In 2023, it's more essential than ever that businesses learn to leverage their communications and data networks in order to drive competitive advantage. In this first episode of a new monthly BrightTALK series titled 'The Network Effect', series host Andrew Froehlich, Founder at InfraMomentum is joined by Abe Ankumah - VP and GM, SASE at VMware and Austin Hawthorne - VP, Worldwide Solution Architects at Nile to discuss how organizations can take their network to the next level.

Topics for discussion will include:

- The aspects of the network that enterprises are struggling with the most
- Where network teams are spending the most time and effort in 2023
- Emerging network trends that Andrew, Abe and Austin are particularly excited about
- Opportunities for AI deployment across the network 
- And more

The State of the Network: 2023 Trends, Challenges and Opportunities

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, the technology will soon be integrated into IT infrastructure processes including network monitoring and management. In this episode of the network effect, we speak with Greg Jones, Founder and CEO of LG2 Solutions on how AI will soon be employed to make our networks more reliable, efficient, and secure. 

Topics in this discussion include:

- The types of AI used for network management/monitoring
- Ways AI can alleviate common network operations pain points
- Using AI for a more dynamic network experience
- How humans will fit into an AI-driven NetOps environment

How will AI change network monitoring & management?

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