The future of AIops in the enterprise

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The combination of Wi-Fi 6 and 5G mobility, coupled with an increasingly wired and mobile world of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, promises to bring billions more devices to networks in the years to come. This will have a profound impact on the workplaces of the future, in ways that go well beyond the clear trends of remote employees and hybrid workforces.

The world is moving into a world where many people can seamlessly connect with their colleagues from virtually anywhere, with the workplace becoming smarter and hospitality becoming the norm. Examples include the ability to program a desk similar to seating in the cinema or on a flight, as well as the ability to crowdsource the temperature in the office. In addition, virtual reality and IoT sensors will make it possible to provide remote expertise anywhere in the world.

On the one hand, these new features are exciting. On the other hand, this poses a problem: how are companies going to handle all the huge IT challenges this is going to present? In addition to having to find the root cause of poor internet connectivity and poor Zoom experiences, IT teams will have to manage thousands of IoT devices without endpoint security, which will add further complexity to the network environment. . And the lack of endpoint security on IoT devices adds a new potential attack surface for hackers.

In the future, the increasing capacity and scale of AI (artificial intelligence) technology will undoubtedly play an increased role in several areas. AI has become anything and everything, depending on who you listen to or read. The immediate reality for business is that AI brings better visibility as data moves to the cloud, creating better user experiences for network users and helping IT teams deploy, operate and maintain networks. increasingly complex and distributed. It will also usher in an exciting new on-site era of futuristic corporate campuses and automated factories.
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Cloud AI with an unlimited supply of quality data and virtually unlimited compute and storage enables an AIops support model that can produce results and predictions with very few false positives, filtering terabytes of events from networking into actionable insights a networking team can act on. on. There are myriad such events, ranging from a user logging into the network to a security camera detecting motion. In transportation, AI is poised to drive on par with humans, and in healthcare, AI makes diagnoses on par with doctors. Likewise in networking, AI is beginning to enable the management and operation of the network...

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We're excited to bring Transform 2022 back in person on July 19 and virtually from July 20-28. Join leaders in AI and data for in-depth discussions and exciting networking opportunities. Sign up today!

The combination of Wi-Fi 6 and 5G mobility, coupled with an increasingly wired and mobile world of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, promises to bring billions more devices to networks in the years to come. This will have a profound impact on the workplaces of the future, in ways that go well beyond the clear trends of remote employees and hybrid workforces.

The world is moving into a world where many people can seamlessly connect with their colleagues from virtually anywhere, with the workplace becoming smarter and hospitality becoming the norm. Examples include the ability to program a desk similar to seating in the cinema or on a flight, as well as the ability to crowdsource the temperature in the office. In addition, virtual reality and IoT sensors will make it possible to provide remote expertise anywhere in the world.

On the one hand, these new features are exciting. On the other hand, this poses a problem: how are companies going to handle all the huge IT challenges this is going to present? In addition to having to find the root cause of poor internet connectivity and poor Zoom experiences, IT teams will have to manage thousands of IoT devices without endpoint security, which will add further complexity to the network environment. . And the lack of endpoint security on IoT devices adds a new potential attack surface for hackers.

In the future, the increasing capacity and scale of AI (artificial intelligence) technology will undoubtedly play an increased role in several areas. AI has become anything and everything, depending on who you listen to or read. The immediate reality for business is that AI brings better visibility as data moves to the cloud, creating better user experiences for network users and helping IT teams deploy, operate and maintain networks. increasingly complex and distributed. It will also usher in an exciting new on-site era of futuristic corporate campuses and automated factories.

Event

Transform 2022

Join us at the leading Applied AI event for enterprise business and technology decision makers on July 19 and virtually July 20-28.

Cloud AI with an unlimited supply of quality data and virtually unlimited compute and storage enables an AIops support model that can produce results and predictions with very few false positives, filtering terabytes of events from networking into actionable insights a networking team can act on. on. There are myriad such events, ranging from a user logging into the network to a security camera detecting motion. In transportation, AI is poised to drive on par with humans, and in healthcare, AI makes diagnoses on par with doctors. Likewise in networking, AI is beginning to enable the management and operation of the network...