Cisco Leadership In Automation Continues With New Network Automation Portfolio for Service Providers - Seite 2

Solving Customer Challenges  
With this new portfolio, Cisco is uniquely offering its service provider customers easy onboarding into the network automation process. Key customer challenges the Cisco Crosswork Network Automation portfolio addresses include:

• Human driven network changes are error prone, time consuming, and lack comprehensive validation.
  • Cisco Network Services Orchestrator transforms network changes into intent-driven deployments with automatic validation
• Data silos make network data impossible to analyze and correlate.
  • Cisco Crosswork Data Platform creates a single point to seamlessly collect, analyze, and visualize network data across multiple services and domains
• Customer experience suffers when variations in network quality go unnoticed.
  • The Cisco Crosswork Data Platform, combined with Cisco Crosswork Health Insights, utilizes real-time visualization with analytics to provide unparalleled insight into network performance.
• The time needed to manually identify network problems results in significant business impacts when outages occur.
  • Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager uses artificial intelligence algorithms to automatically triangulate faults across multiple network domains, drastically reducing the time to isolate network outages, and provide root cause analysis to prevent future outages
• Remediating network problems is a slow and manual process.
  • Cisco Crosswork Change Automation uses analytics enhanced closed-loop automation to automatically remediate network issues as they happen
• Global Routing Scale errors can cause dramatic outages.
  • Cisco Crosswork Network Insights enables a cloud-first approach for resolving challenges in the rapidly changing global routing environment
• Networks are not continually optimized for business and service needs.
  • Cisco WAN Automation Engine (WAE) and XR Traffic Controller (XTC) use advanced telemetry and analytics to improve network performance in real time without human intervention

"As we remain focused on building Australia's leading network of the future, we are committed to delivering superior quality networked experiences to our customers," said David Robertson, Director, Network Transport & Routing Engineering, Telstra. "We are equally focused on anticipating the challenges and opportunities that affect our business goals. Our work with Cisco to reinvent our network operations through orchestration, automation and advanced data models offers us valuable insight for mass data collection, applying analytics and machine learning, and taking decisive action through automation."