How IT pros might learn to believe in AI-driven network-management
Explainable AI might overcome the distrust that enterprise network engineers have for AI/ML management tools that have the potential to streamline network operations.
Stories by Shamus McGillicuddy
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IT pros worry about network data being fed to AI tools
Volume of data, frequency of polling, security, and the impact on network performance are among the concerns of networking teams, according to an EMA survey.
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Why is the transition from SD-WAN to SASE so painful?
The transition from software-defined WAN (SD-WAN) to secure access service edge (SASE) is proving to be difficult for many enterprises, according to new research.
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Survey: NetOps is essential but undervalued in making multi-cloud decisions
For multi-cloud networking to succeed, NetOps must have a seat at the table, but IT leaders need to buy into it.
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What are the key pitfalls of data centre network automation?
Automation can streamline data centre networking, but it presents challenges that must be overcome when planning, implementing, and using it.
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Home office networks demand better monitoring tools
Improved monitoring of work-at-home environments requires money, simplified infrastructure, and better IT leadership, according to new research.
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Native SD-WAN monitoring tools are not enough
SD-WAN platforms provide some native monitoring, but extra tools are needed, particularly when seeking the root cause of poor app performance.
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Automation projects: A good time to switch vendors?
While they don’t generally do rip-and-replace, enterprises working on network automation initiatives choose new equipment providers.
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