Use case
Intent-Driven Autonomous Networks
Intraway’s cloud-native, no-code platform, Symphonica, provides a key piece of intent-driven architecture because it can connect any business system to any network infrastructure, activate any servic…
TL;DR
Intraway’s cloud-native, no-code platform, Symphonica, provides a key piece of intent-driven architecture because it can connect any business system to any network infrastructure, activate any service on any available resource in real-time with zero-touch automation, and rapidly integrate with ecosystem partners to deliver end-to-end IDAN solutions quickly and efficiently.
Key takeaways
- These networks use machine learning and artificial intelligence to understand the operator’s intent and then make decisions and take actions to achieve that intent automatically.
- The goal of intent-driven autonomous networks is to simplify network operations, improve efficiency and reliability, and reduce human error.
- The focus is on what the network should do, rather than how it should do it, which enables operators to manage their networks at a higher level of abstraction.
Achieving intent-driven autonomous networks through no-code orchestration
What are Intent-Driven Autonomous Networks?
Intent-driven autonomous networks are network systems that are designed to operate based on high-level goals or objectives set by network operators, instead of low-level configuration details.
These networks use machine learning and artificial intelligence to understand the operator’s intent and then make decisions and take actions to achieve that intent automatically. The goal of intent-driven autonomous networks is to simplify network operations, improve efficiency and reliability, and reduce human error. The focus is on what the network should do, rather than how it should do it, which enables operators to manage their networks at a higher level of abstraction.
Overcoming the Rise in Network Complexity with Intent-Driven Autonomous Networks and Symphonica
Service providers face a rise in network and service complexity that threatens to outpace their ability to manage, control and assure customer experience, service operations, cost and network performance. Intent-based network automation ultimately will be necessary to overcome this rising complexity and deliver real-time customer experiences and on-demand services flawlessly, as customers have come to expect.
Intraway has delivered the core intent-driven autonomous network (IDAN) solution service providers need to move forward toward zero-touch automated services and networks. As a key contributor to the TMF921 intent management API, Intraway has taken a leading role in the industry to define how systems that automate activation, provisioning, orchestration, and autonomous assurance functions communicate in an intent-driven environment.
Intraway’s cloud-native, no-code platform, Symphonica, provides a key piece of intent-driven architecture because it can connect any business system to any network infrastructure, activate any service on any available resource in real-time with zero-touch automation, and rapidly integrate with ecosystem partners to deliver end-to-end IDAN solutions quickly and efficiently.