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Webinar Spirent DevOps for Networks

DevOps for Networks

A 60minute webinar

Networks are no longer composed of black boxes with strictly fixed functionality. With technologies such as 5G and SD-WAN introducing the ability to deploy an almost endless array of features, the SDN market is projected to grow at compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than almost 24% during forecast period 2019-2023. Network Equipment Manufacturers (NEMs) and Network Service Providers (NSPs) business strategies are leaping to leverage these SoftwareDefined Networking (SDN) market trends. The complexity of deploying 5G and SD-WAN, in turn, is driving NEMs and NSPs to collaborate, enabling them to achieve their goals and objectives in a more synergistic manner.

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Webinar Snap shot

  • 5G and SD-WAN based technologies (SDN) increase deployment complexity
  • SDN projected annual growth > 23%
  •  NEMS and NSPs are strategically transforming thier value streams with DevOps engineering practices
  •  Driving NEMs and NSPs to achieve their objectives in a more synergistic manner

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