The forward-looking enterprise knows that to meet operational resilience and strategic transformation goals, be it in a year, three years, or five, they must get on board with network automation.
Reduce Manual Processes
For Maximum Impact
Based on findings from Shamus McGillicuddy, VP of Research at Enterprise Management Associates, three factors are inhibiting the success of automation projects:
- The inherent complexity and scale of modern enterprise networks
- The multi-tool nature of network automation
- The cultural habit of managing network equipment manually
So, what are those
who cry “Success!”
doing differently?
This report, based on results from 354 IT professionals, and 10 network professionals interviewed one-on-one, delves into the key drivers for network automation, as well as the top technical and business issues blocking the success of automation projects.
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