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Maximizing the Power of Your Network Through Integrated Ecosystem Capabilities
New technologies and capabilities are becoming available at a rate that far surpasses the rate that IT integration teams and standard bodies can accommodate. At the same time, internal stakeholders are eager to consume new network services in a variety of ways – through systems like ServiceNow, as part of CI/CD pipelines, or in the Network-as-a-Service model. Itential’s ecosystem capabilities have enabled the Itential Automation Platform to become the platform of choice for organizations who wish to bring new services and capabilities to market quickly, and to enable users to consume network services in whatever model the business requires. In this webinar, we will discuss and demo how organizations can leverage the power of Itential’s fully integrated automation platform that utilizes integration, federation, data transformation, and exposure capabilities to execute across all technologies, domains, vendors, and platforms. In this webinar we will dive into: • The Itential ecosystem model for network automation and orchestration. • How to maximize the investment in existing network automation assets by leveraging the Itential platform to ingest and expose scripts, playbooks, and plans to the ecosystem. • How to integrate with any IT system and source of truth for end-to-end orchestration across all your networks. • How to expose northbound APIs for streamlined integration to ITSM and ticketing systems. • How to easily kickoff automations within Itential through northbound triggers such as applications, events and alarms, IT Systems, BPMN tools, or humans needing to make a change. • How to deliver self-service network capabilities to IT teams as well as integrate within your CI/CD pipelines.

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Cloud-First Networking Approach for Enterprise Cloud Design
Is it possible to architect an enterprise cloud as good as a public cloud? Big Switch and Nutanix are transforming data centers by leveraging public cloud constructs as first principles for architecting enterprise private clouds. Big Switch’s Big Cloud Fabric (BCF) provides invisible (zero-touch) networking to Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) based on Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV). BCF leverages cloud-first networking principles in two ways: (1) leaf-spine design based on open networking switches with SDN controls, and (2) public cloud VPC-style logical networking that is API integrated with Nutanix Prism. This joint solution enables unprecedented operational velocity, network automation at VM speed and end-to-end network visibility & troubleshooting. With Big Switch + Nutanix Enterprise Cloud operating just like a public cloud in terms of economics and operational workflows, customers can now optimize app placement across public and private clouds based on app’s needs for elasticity, cost and performance. This webinar will cover: -How Nutanix Enterprise Cloud delivers agility, simplicity and pay-as-you-grow economics of public clouds to enterprise HCI -How BCF-EC’s Enterprise VPC based logical networking brings public-cloud like network automation and deep visibility for Nutanix AHV deployments -How the joint solution enables deployment flexibility and infrastructure elasticity -Customer success story: How Nutanix uses Big Switch in their own data centers Demo: Big Cloud Fabric + Nutanix (AHV) Enterprise Cloud solution

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Cloud-native Network Edge Industrialization Platform
Network Equipment providers (NEPs) & Telecom Service providers (TSP) have been making significant investments in building transformational software and infrastructure required to efficiently roll-out 5G networks that are quintessential in enabling the intelligent connected world. They gear up to deploy the 5G networks that meet the unique demands of various applications such as industrial IoT, autonomous vehicles, robotics, drones, AR/VR and multimedia. While 5G adopts cloud-native architecture to bring web-scale and agility, it also requires transformation of the network edge to meet the ultra-low latency and high throughput needs of these applications. Adoption of distributed compute at the mobile edge allows hosting these applications closer to the application consumption zones, and will be key to the success of 5G. As the 5G edge transforms into a miniature hybrid data center the public and private cloud vendors are providing the required infrastructure and orchestration software to the NEPs and TSPs. However, there is a need for comprehensive tool kit that not only helps test and industrialize 5G networks at scale, but also intelligently orchestrate and manage multi-tenant edge applications over such hybrid pool of data center resources, and significantly enhanced the consumer experience. This webinar presents the need and challenges of the distributed Edge in 5G networks, as well as highlight the advantages brought in by TCS' Cloud-native Network Edge Industrialization Platform - a tool kit that helps the industry in accelerating 5G network and services roll-outs on distributed Edge infrastructure based on Intel's x86_64 architecture and OpenNESS software.

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Easily Validate Network Infrastructure Hardening with CyberScope®
Whether defending against attackers, preventing misconfigurations, or passing your next pen test with flying colors – network hardening is critical to every security strategy. Attacks against infrastructure have increased drastically in recent months, meaning securing the data paths and proper segmentation of enterprise networks is more important now than ever. This webinar will provide practical hands-on guidance on best practices for network hardening, including: • Securing management interfaces from injection, replay, and on-path attacks • Locating and remediating devices configured with default credentials • Validating segmentation and filtering • Testing configurations and controls for best practices • Finding and remediating devices running deprecated and legacy protocols • Scanning network devices for asset inventory • Considering advanced hardening for high-security environments

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5G, From Connectivity Pipe To Network As A Platform
(sponsored by Red Hat, originally broadcast by Light Reading on April 11, 2023) Overview: sponsored by Communication service providers (CSPs) are changing the landscape of 5G networks as they continue to push the boundaries with new technologies and services. From containers to multi-access edge computing (MEC), to private 5G and more, these organizations are chasing innovative ways to deliver value in new ways. The traditional telco cloud has evolved. 5G cannot be underutilized as yet another connectivity pipe. Instead, it must be leveraged as a vehicle to transform networks of connectivity pipes into highly flexible services on a network-as-a-platform. This will help CSPs leverage the full potential of 5G and 5G Advanced Service Based Architecture (SBA) to enable AI-to-AI communication, instant service creation, monetizable automated decision making, etc. Learn how peers and leaders in the telco industry created network-as-a-platform models– discussing their migration to multi-tenant cloud-native converged core platforms; unified core; messaging; application services with Service Based Architecture (SBA) and Service Based Interface (SBI) multi-cloud autonomous operations; network slicing; and 3GPP-based AI/ML enablement. 5G pipe to network-as-a-platform discussion topics: NFV journey with 4G LTE: what to apply to 5G cloud-native transformation Converged 4G/5G telco cloud platform: the do’s and don’ts Modernized Edge-to-Core Network: Considerations for unified architecture vision 5G network-as-a-platform: Leverage the vision and monetize Speakers: Ruth Brown, Principal Analyst – Mobile Networks & 5G, Heavy Reading Shujar Mufti, Senior Manager, Global Partners Solution Architecture Telecommunications, Media & Entertainment, and Edge, Red Hat Brandon Larson, SVP, GM, AI and Cloud Platforms, Mavenir

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How does quantum entanglement work inside a Quantum Network?
The day a quantum computer is capable of cracking the encryption we use everyday to keep our communications secure - from email to financial transactions - is referred to as Q Day. On Q Day, the encryption we rely on to keep our sensitive data secure will be broken. Quantum Secure Communication is absolutely vital to preventing the potentially catastrophic impact of Q Day. Quantum Secure Communication uses entanglement to transmit information securely without exposing the information to the network. Entanglement can also be used to network quantum computers and distributed quantum sensors for increased performance. Join Daniel Winton, Solutions Engineer at Aliro Quantum, as he explores in detail the science and application of quantum entanglement. We’ll cover the attributes of quantum entanglement and its application in quantum networking. In this webinar you will learn: - How entanglement works in a Quantum Secure Communications system - How teleportation works - How entanglement swapping is performed - Why using entanglement achieves maximum security in a network The next technology revolution will be quantum - and quantum networks are essential to the transformation. Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement Quantum Networks today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the quantum future.

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Building the world’s first Decentralized Wireless Network
How CalChip Connect and partners used crypto-economic incentives and blockchain to build the world’s largest and fastest growing IoT network, and what’s next? 4G/5G LTE. CalChip Connect is leading the way in IoT, helping build the world’s first decentralized and open-source IoT network, based on the LoRaWAN protocol. In 2021, CalChip partnered with Helium to ship more decentralized wireless networking equipment than any other organization in the world. What is decentralized networking? A new way of incentivizing and managing public wireless infrastructure, using blockchain technology and crypto-economics. Fault tolerant peer to peer systems have revolutionized the financial services industry and empowered a new generation of entrepreneurs to kickstart open-source projects with invested stakeholders. Distributed Ledger Technology has the ability to increase visibility and transparency across organizations and drive far more efficient outcomes for consumers. Helium is the first company to apply decentralization to wireless networks, and CalChip is their number one distributor.

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AI-assisted Network Monitoring: Real or Hype?
Service provider networks are getting larger and more complex. Performance expectations are going up and downtime expectations are going down. Meanwhile, the network team is still tiny – what an enterprise might call a “skeleton crew!” How can lean teams tackle the chaos of network monitoring – pulling data about diverse CDNs and cloud providers, and correlate that with traditional network data like interface status and flow/traffic? All the while keeping costs low and ensuring high quality digital experiences for subscribers and customers? Can AI meaningfully contribute to this challenge or is it just hype? Join us on Feb 29 at 10am ET, 3pm GMT, 4pm CET as we explore the challenges service providers face and what to do about it. In this webinar, you’ll learn: • How AI/ML have been used in Network Observability historically • How to use large language models to accelerate troubleshooting today • How to collect and analyze data from diverse sources • What Kentik’s newly launched SaaS NMS adds to the picture • Benefits of Streaming Telemetry with a live demonstration

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Cloudflare Kyndryl present Network Transformation Insights
Cloudflare and Kyndryl present Network Transformation Insights. Cloudflare and Kyndryl leaders tackle the current and future state of the global modernization market: Navigate complex, multi-cloud networking, augment staff capabilities, improve agility, reduce costs, and enhance security.

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SD-WAN: A Network as a Service (NaaS) Foundations
The ability of MSSPs to deliver Network as a Service (NaaS) is a key factor in their ability to compete and drive service innovation and growth. NaaS enables the delivery of a range of networking services to enterprises and SMBs, in a cloud-like consumption experience. A common, yet limited set of networking, management, automation and orchestration solutions, all serving as the services’ delivery platform, is a key factor in the ability to deliver effective and profitable NaaS-based services. This webinar will highlight the flexibility of Fortinet’s FortiGate as a foundational platform for NaaS service delivery.

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