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Automation & Orchestration Infrastructure Automation

Network Operations Dashboard Briefing

2 hours
You’re responsible for your company's network operations and service assurance. You trust your engineers to do the right thing with the right tools. But as the environment grows and you add new people, you find it harder to control access, limit the impact of mistakes and streamline operations. How could an operations dashboard help? A dashboard which gives you a way to control access to tools and network resources. A dashboard which gives you a way to take complex actions (with multiple human interactions) and wrap it up into a flexible yet powerful workflow. A dashboard which ties together all your underlying tools and scripts. And a dashboard which provides powerful configuration and process management. Request this briefing to get ideas and information to help you automate your operations and create an operations dashboard.

Goals & Objectives

In this briefing, WWT will discuss an industry solution for creating an automated and controlled network operations dashboard. This solution can tie together underlying tools and orchestrators and give your operations personnel a single pane of glass. Configuration management, workflow, access management, tracking and metrics are all covered in this solution.

We will address:

  • Bringing order to operations.
  • A dashboard for controlling config management, testing and methods of procedure (MOPs).
  • Integrating with other systems (Ansible, NSO, Teraform, Infoblox, ServiceNow, etc.).
  • Using workflow to standardize provisioning operations.
  • Calculating the value the solution can bring.

What is a Briefing? A scheduled event with a WWT subject matter expert — typically via a live Webex — who presents an overview of specific topics, technologies, capabilities or market trends. Your attendees are allotted time for Q&A to pose questions specific to your organization. These are delivered free of charge. 

Who Should Attend? Operations managers, operations engineers, network engineers, architects. Anyone who has a stake in improving network operations and automating the business.

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