Why AI-powered network management is no longer optional

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Within a short space of time, AI has made the leap from experimental technology to everyday business tool. Enterprises across sectors are today deploying AI to take on routine, time-intensive tasks to allow their teams to focus on more strategic tasks or work that requires human judgement. According to McKinsey, most organizations are using AI in at least one business function.

Laurent is VP of Business Development, Product Business Group, and Axel is Business Line Manager at Alcatel-Lucent.

Network management and monitoring is one of the fastest-growing areas of interest. The timing is no coincidence. Technologies like cloud computing are driving significant increases in both network traffic and complexity, making modern infrastructure far harder to manage than it was even a few years ago.

To stay ahead, IT teams are embracing AI and automation - but how widely is AI-based network monitoring used today and where is it headed next?

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