Originally posted on Telecom Reseller News
As network infrastructures grow increasingly complex, telecom providers face challenges in managing multi-vendor environments, driven by the surge in cloud-based applications and services. Flexera’s 2024 State of the Cloud report highlights that 89 percent of enterprises now employ a multi-cloud strategy, with 73 percent adopting hybrid models that blend public and private clouds. This trend emphasizes the critical need for sophisticated network management solutions to ensure connectivity and reliability.
Traditional network models centered around MPLS are giving way to Software-Defined Networking (SDN) systems, incorporating elements like Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) to enhance connectivity and security. However, multi-vendor setups complicate network management, leading to fragmented systems that make root cause analysis challenging. The demand for unified platforms capable of overseeing diverse components is rising.
Modern network management platforms integrate real-time analytics and leverage AI and Machine Learning (ML) for proactive maintenance, automating root cause analysis, and optimizing capacity planning. AI-powered tools further improve network performance by providing predictive maintenance and dynamic resource allocation, which adapt to real-time network conditions.
Looking forward, managed service platforms will increasingly focus on automation and integration, transforming telecom operations by improving efficiency and customer satisfaction. With the adoption of these advanced solutions, telecom providers can navigate the complexities of network infrastructures, maintaining a competitive edge in a digitalized market.
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