Keys to Success for Enterprise Network Automation

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Claims that over over 90% manual today of network changes are human-driven and that success starts by documenting workflows and data not buying tools. Recommends an architecture with a source of truth and observed state, collectors (SNMP/syslog/streaming), orchestration and automation engines, and a presentation layer exposing self-service chatops and ITSM. Calls for delivery pipelines and automated testing to certify changes, dedicated personnel and investment in people/process/tech, and measurable dashboards showing jobs run, time saved and cost impact.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:17Agenda
3. 6:03Why Network Automation? (cont'd)
4. 12:19What is Network Automation?
5. 15:12Approaches to Network Automation
6. 21:42Network Automation Architecture (cont'd)
7. 25:35Keys to Success
8. 30:13Summary

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