Automating Intent-Based Networks Requires More than Good Intentions

Intent is a word that is increasingly being used in relation to telecom as new services and applications focus on what they need from the network in order to run efficiently.

Intent-based automation is a key industry topic due to the growing complexity of networks with the growing deployments of 5G, private and public clouds, and network disaggregation, and there is massive revenue potential to be unlocked by harnessing the flexibility of these new hybrid networks. Read More

 


 

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