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Network engineering and operations teams face a complex, moving target. But unfortunately, they’re typically armed with only a disparate collection of management tools - with little or no integration. Network teams deal with equipment outages, slowdowns, security breaches, inability to reach resources, access denials, and other issues that can be caused by anything from a bad connection to devious hackers. To address these challenges, we are now offering the 5th suite in the ITOM portfolio – Network Operations Management (NOM). Combining the functionality of Network Node Manager i (NNMi) and Network Automation (NA) and additional suite functionality such as reporting, NOM represents our path forward to managing web-scale networks with their evolving mix of physical, virtual, and software-defined networks. Join this webinar to get an in-depth understanding about Network Operations Management including: • Enhanced workflows designed to drive productivity and reduce MTTR • Ongoing capability and content enhancements for both the suite and standalone products • New licensing models to enable upgrades at an average of half the cost of a la carte purchases

Cloud networking can quickly become complex, making it difficult to achieve the visibility necessary to gain critical insights. This is true in AWS just like all of the other cloud service providers. AWS has continued to innovate and bring new constructs to VPC networking. However, each new features adds complexity and they are seldom shrink-wrapped together to provide a holistic network offering. Hear from James Devine, Aviatrix Principal Solutions Architect, who came from AWS as a networking SME and is a co-author of AWS Certified Advanced Networking Study Guide about how Aviatrix can help provide unprecedented visibility and control into your AWS Networking.Repeatable cloud architectures Seamless service insertion Visibility and monitoring Pace of innovation Multi-cloud support

As a Banking and Financial Services firm, you may have hundreds of applications that millions of users access each day. You would also be rolling out new applications and upgrades by the dozen every week. When you’re operating at this scale, the network infrastructure that underpins applications should be secure and always-on, and your network operations agile. Manually processing the hundred change requests you get each day through CLI can only slow you down. In this webinar, Glenn Gray, Sr. Solutions Architect at AppViewX, will be discussing the benefits of network automation for Banking and Financial Services Companies, taking the example of one of our customers, a leading bank in the US, that automates 400,000 service requests a year and saves millions. Some key takeaways will be: •How to make networks agile for Digital Transformation •What are the network processes that you should ideally automate •What to look for when investing in a network automation tool

As a Banking and Financial Services firm, you may have hundreds of applications that millions of users access each day. You would also be rolling out new applications and upgrades by the dozen every week. When you’re operating at this scale, the network infrastructure that underpins applications should be secure and always-on, and your network operations agile. Manually processing the hundred change requests you get each day through CLI can only slow you down. In this webinar, Glenn Gray, Sr. Solutions Architect at AppViewX, will be discussing the benefits of network automation for Banking and Financial Services Companies, taking the example of one of our customers, a leading bank in the US, that automates 400,000 service requests a year and saves millions. Some key takeaways will be: •How to make networks agile for Digital Transformation •What are the network processes that you should ideally automate •What to look for when investing in a network automation tool

As a Banking and Financial Services firm, you may have hundreds of applications that millions of users access each day. You would also be rolling out new applications and upgrades by the dozen every week. When you’re operating at this scale, the network infrastructure that underpins applications should be secure and always-on, and your network operations agile. Manually processing the hundred change requests you get each day through CLI can only slow you down. In this webinar, Glenn Gray, Sr. Solutions Architect at AppViewX, will be discussing the benefits of network automation for Banking and Financial Services Companies, taking the example of one of our customers, a leading bank in the US, that automates 400,000 service requests a year and saves millions. Some key takeaways will be: •How to make networks agile for Digital Transformation •What are the network processes that you should ideally automate •What to look for when investing in a network automation tool

Want to hear more on the recent survey results on the state of the network? Khalid Raza, Founder & CEO, Graphiant, and Matthew Krieg, VP of Sales and Marketing, Graphiant, will discuss what 200 network admins and architects have answered in terms of the enterprise network edge and where the future is heading to in this 30-min webinar. Eleven Research of Dallas surveyed 200 network architects and admins in February of this year from small, medium and large enterprises at the Senior, Director, and VP level. Respondents spent at least half their time designing, provisioning, and managing the network edge.

It’s been more than 20 years since Cisco first introduced NetFlow as a scalable way to track network activity without collecting raw packets. To this day, network operators who use NetFlow and other types of flow data for network management still report the benefits, which include a lightweight monitoring footprint, faster troubleshooting, more effective planning, and automated security. However, when any technology survives for two decades, it raises the question: Is NetFlow outdated? Are there other data sources and technologies that are newer, faster, and more detailed for achieving network visibility? In this webinar, Kentik’s Jim Meehan, head of product marketing, will advise on why NetFlow is better than ever and remains an invaluable source of truth for network operators looking to get immediate answers to network questions. Meehan will answer: What’s new with NetFlow? Why is NetFlow more useful than ever before? What are the new native fields in NetFlow that extend visibility to/from firewalls, load balancers, and MPLS? And how can you achieve enrichment by adding data that’s not within flow records? Webinar Speaker: Jim Meehan is a long-time network enthusiast, founding one of Chicago's first dial-up ISPs in the early 1990s. His career includes stints in network operations and vendor pre-sales engineering, including 10+ years at Arbor Networks. Currently he leads the Product Marketing team at Kentik.

In today's fast-paced business environment, networks have become the lifeblood of global enterprises. However, the ever-increasing complexity and fragility of these networks present unprecedented challenges. NetOps teams are under immense pressure to ensure reliability and security in an uncertain landscape. It's time to break free from outdated network diagrams and embrace a new era of understanding. Join industry experts Michael Ell, SVP of Technical Services, at Empowered and Steve Allie, VP of Technical Services at Forward Networks for a live discussion. Together, they will unveil the powerful combination of network intelligence and digital twin technology. During this event, you will learn to Decode the Complexity: Gain deep insights into how network intelligence and a network digital twin deliver unparalleled visibility and understanding. Elevate Network Reliability: Discover how digital twin technology creates virtual replicas of your network for informed decision making. Unleash Collaboration: Explore how accessible data brings NetOps, SecOps, and CloudOps teams together, fostering seamless collaboration, streamlining workflows, and driving productivity. Realize Time Savings: Bid farewell to laborious troubleshooting calls as the digital twin reduces MTTR to seconds Discover the results enterprise companies are achieving

In today's fast-paced business environment, networks have become the lifeblood of global enterprises. However, the ever-increasing complexity and fragility of these networks present unprecedented challenges. NetOps teams are under immense pressure to ensure reliability and security in an uncertain landscape. It's time to break free from outdated network diagrams and embrace a new era of understanding. Join industry experts Michael Ell, SVP of Technical Services, at Empowered and Steve Allie, VP of Technical Services at Forward Networks for a live discussion. Together, they will unveil the powerful combination of network intelligence and digital twin technology. During this event, you will learn to Decode the Complexity: Gain deep insights into how network intelligence and a network digital twin deliver unparalleled visibility and understanding. Elevate Network Reliability: Discover how digital twin technology creates virtual replicas of your network for informed decision making. Unleash Collaboration: Explore how accessible data brings NetOps, SecOps, and CloudOps teams together, fostering seamless collaboration, streamlining workflows, and driving productivity. Realize Time Savings: Bid farewell to laborious troubleshooting calls as the digital twin reduces MTTR to seconds Discover the results enterprise companies are achieving

Network infrastructure has in most cases been managed using traditional, manually driven methods. This approach is poorly equipped to handle the widening demands placed upon network infrastructure to deliver connectivity at scale and speed while maintaining security. Network engineering teams who want to get ahead are looking to the robust, mature model of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD), pioneered by application development teams, to improve their processes for network creation and management. These forward-looking engineers aim to leverage pipelines to manage network code, enhance testing processes, and improve the consistency of their network management process. The adoption of CI/CD process to network engineering varies – some teams have implemented their pipelines, while others are still at an earlier stage of the journey, still looking for a roadmap to guide their implementation efforts. In this webinar, Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy at Itential, and Joksan Flores, Solutions Engineer at Itential, will demonstrate a phased approach to implementing a NetDevOps pipeline using popular CI/CD tools and the Itential Automation Platform. They will also share tried-and-true techniques and best practices that have enabled networking pipeline innovators to achieve greater agility, consistency, and scalability in their network management approach.