2019 Network automation highlights

We’ve been covered in a recent article on leaders of network automation in 2019!
In their 4-minute video they present the concise thoughts of industry leaders: FRINX’s Gerhard Wieser, The Linux Foundation’s Arpit Joshipura, Cumulus Networks’ Partho Mishra, Gluware’s Jeff Gray, Cisco’s Prashanth Shenoy, Itential’s Chris Wade,  Apstra’s Mansour Karam, China Mobile’s Dr. Junlan Feng, and AT&T’s Chris Rice.




The Network Automation microsite focuses on the programming of the network including intent-based systems, DevOps and automation tools, orchestration and the role of network telemetry.





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