Abstract: AI is the buzzword these days, with service providers and network equipment vendors all weighing in. But from a standardization perspective, what exactly needs to be defined for AI to be widely deployed in networks? The answer isn’t fully clear yet, but key standardization bodies like TMF and IETF are beginning to tackle this challenge. In this session, we’ll delve into what the TMF defines as 'Autonomous Networks' and explore the various levels of automation. We’ll also highlight how the Crosswork portfolio is evolving to address AI-driven automation needs and achieve the highest levels of automation as outlined in the Autonomous Networks framework.
Speaker: Daniele Ceccarelli, Principal Product Manager, Cisco
Very helpful, where can I download the attachment <Crossowork portfolio - AN levels evaluation.xlsx> from in the document?
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