Rethinking AIOPs — It's All About the Data

Network Operations is always looking for improvement areas, e.g., how applications are managed and provided to end customers, end-to-end visibility of application and service performance to end customers, anomaly detection for automated pattern discovery and prediction, how to utilize software-driven networks for new business services, along with a host of monetization strategies….to name a few. AIOps is becoming the focal point for driving these projects. However, these are impossible without the ability to provide rich network level data across all lines of business: IT, Enterprise, Fixed Cable, Wireless and Security insights.

Ruth Brown, Principal Analyst – Mobile Networks, Heavy Reading

March 12, 2024

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Date: Mar 12, 2024

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See some of the challenges and solutions in providing this Data to AIOps.  

  • Network Data is like hidden Gold…but it needs to be mined to drive the journey from Traditional Operations into AIOps

  • o See some of the challenges in providing this Gold to AIOps  

  • How high-quality analytics is based on “rich” curated data collected at the source facilitates complex analysis at scale.  Simply put, the quality of data determines the quality of the analytics results

  • How to leverage scalable AI Sensors at the source to reduce data blot by having compact consumable actionable data feeding 3rd Party AIOps

  • What makes AI/ML successful and understanding the is no Silver Bullet.  Every model has a specific behavior

  • We are not Alone….integrating the mined data into the AIOps Ecosystem

Analyst:
Ruth Brown, Principal Analyst – Mobile Networks & 5G, Heavy Reading
Ruth covers mobile network research for Heavy Reading. Key coverage areas include system architecture, core infrastructure and services, and supporting cloud technologies.

Prior to joining Heavy Reading, Ruth worked in mobile and fixed network research and design for BT for over 20 years. Her research interests have included convergence, mobile QoS, network slicing, private networks, cloud native mobile core technology and automation. She has filed more than 40 patents on both real world applications and enhancements to mobile core networks. Ruth is an advocate for women in engineering.

Speaker:
Rick Fulwiler, Chief Solutions Architect
Rick leverages almost three decades of technology experience in the Telecom industry to his position in our CTO Office as a Chief Solutions Architect at NETSCOUT working closely with our global customers and strategic partners on 5G, Analytics, and Virtualization. 

Prior to moving to this role in 2016, Rick spent three years as Vice President of Sales- EMEA for Tektronix Communications in their United Kingdom office.  Before his international role, he served as Tektronix Communications Director of Sales for the Americas since 2006.  Before Tektronix Communications, Richard spent five years as the Director of North American Sales for Ixia and seven years as the Director, of North American Sales for Tekelec. 

Over the course of 10+ years, Rick has also held senior Product Marketing and Application Engineering leadership roles with a Telecom OSS/EMS startup now a part of JDSU.

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About the Author

Ruth Brown

Principal Analyst – Mobile Networks, Heavy Reading

Ruth covers mobile network research for Heavy Reading. Key coverage areas include system architecture, core infrastructure and services, and supporting cloud technologies. Prior to joining Heavy Reading, Ruth worked in mobile and fixed network research and design for BT for over 20 years. Her research interests have included convergence, mobile QoS, network slicing, private networks, cloud native mobile core technology and automation. She has filed more than 40 patents on both real world applications and enhancements to mobile core networks. Ruth is an advocate for women in engineering.

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