Network Automation & Orchestration Maturity Model: How to Assess & Evolve
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Network Automation Maturity: From Process Orchestration to Self-Serve Networking
For organizations ready to take the final step in their network automation journey, they’re looking to evolve from process orchestration to self-serve
networking. Self-serve networking exposes the process orchestrations already built to a larger set of end users, providing capabilities like Network as
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Intro to the Network Automation Maturity Model: How to Assess Where You Are
Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy and Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential
Overall adoption of network automation and orchestration has grown steadily in the past few years, but within and across an organization, the rate of
adoption can vary greatly. Clear patterns have begun to emerge. Individuals begin with scripts to automate tasks. Those can then grow into larger aut
Network Automation Maturity: Evolving from Limited to Task Automation
Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy and Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential
The first step for every network team getting started with network automation is to create automations for individual activities. As network engineers start to
investigate automation, their initial thoughts usually revolve around “what” tasks to automate and “how” they can automate those tasks. This is an inc
Network Automation Maturity: Evolving Task Automation to Process Orchestration
Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy and Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential
Individuals and teams that are ready to take the next step from networking and infrastructure task automation, are looking to evolve to the next phase of
their network automation maturity – process orchestration. This takes automation a step further to encompass the full end-to-process surrounding ne
Network Automation Maturity: From Process Orchestration to Self-Serve Networking
Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy and Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential
For organizations ready to take the final step in their network automation journey, they’re looking to evolve from process orchestration to self-serve
networking. Self-serve networking exposes the process orchestrations already built to a larger set of end users, providing capabilities like Network as