In his Interop19 keynote address, Brian McCarson, Vice President & Senior Principal Engineer, Industrial Solutions Division Internet of Things Group, Intel Corporation, discusses the many challenges with trying to drive openness in a world of walled gardens. But, those challenges are well worth taking on. Proprietary and open systems are not mutually exclusive. There is a rational approach to interoperability that can strike a balanced approach that enables consumer choice and proprietary value. Designing with openness and partnerships in mind will derive greatest value for your enterprise and the ecosystem.
Insight-driven network automation enables dynamic network peering and eliminates many manual configuration processes and misconfiguration errors.
In an era when networks are becoming more scattered and chaotic, using machine learning on telemetry data is a way to make the network seem whole again.
Imagine what an open, software-defined model will do to help IT managers meet the need for faster, more flexible, and more secure systems and platforms for 5G.
Given where SD-WAN resides strategically in the network and its management capabilities, it has become the platform of choice for the evolution of the network edge.
Network agility can be defined as the speed at which a network can adapt to change while maintaining resiliency, security, and management simplicity.
