Like the workloads they carry, enterprise network infrastructures must flex and adapt to changes in business needs and employee requirements. Many working practices adopted during the Covid lockdown, for instance, continue to be followed, causing network managers to re-shape their infrastructures accordingly.

Across campus and branch, networks are also being engineered to support AI in networking, with AIOps set to play a crucial role in more efficient network management, and in helping to address skills shortages. Enterprise networking must at the same time empower cloud hybridity and multi-cloud strategies – without souring c-suite expectations borne of sales hype and ‘AI washing’.

Changes to network architectures must assure security. Implementing the SASE (Secure Access Service Edge) cloud model – increasingly used to track and protect the workforce on and off the network – calls for critical evaluation.

In this Register webinar on 5 September 2024 @ 8 a.m. PT Shamus McGillicuddy of Enterprise Management Associates provides insights and perspectives on these and other key networking topics, drawing on his customer-facing role as VP of Research (Network Management). Speaking to webinar host Ken Dellovo of Juniper Networks, McGillicuddy will share his view on how the distributed enterprise can be achieved efficiently and securely.

Join this webinar to learn:

• How network architectures are being remodelled to support here-to-stay hybrid working.
• The real-life pros and cons of single-vendor versus multivendor networking.
• How to identify a truly unified SASE solution.
• How AIOps can empower your existing teams to be more effective, more productive.