Vitria VIA AIOps Now Available Through Cisco
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Vitria VIA AIOps enhances Cisco’s network automation portfolio by delivering automated analysis that enables rapid remediation of service-impacting events across all technology and application layers. MENLO PARK, Calif. (PRWEB) May 17, 2021 Vitria today announced that it has partnered with Cisco to deliver cross-domain fault and performance management for complete, full-stack service assurance solutions on the Cisco Crosswork platform. VIA AIOps collects resource logs and assurance application events using Crosswork Data Gateway, correlates the data, and applies unsupervised machine learning to auto-discover key performance indicators for network products. Network operations engineers use VIA AIOps performance dashboards and fault identifiers to reduce time to identify incidents, know probable root cause and prescribe the right action for remediation.
The amount of the deal was not disclosed.
Sedona Systems provides the NetFusion™ software, which automatically discovers the Optical and IP/MPLS layers (L0-L3) of service provider networks. It uses this real-time visibility and deep analytics to optimize and automate network control.
With Sedona NetFusion joining the Cisco Crosswork portfolio, the company will deliver an advanced network automation platform for its Routed Optical Networking Solution. CSPs can gain real-time, dynamic, and control of IP and optical multi-vendor networks together. They can move from manual operations across siloed teams and technologies to an automated and assured network managed through a single solution. Cisco Crosswork and Sedona NetFusion provide a real-time replica of the entire network to predictively manage any changes to the deployment, connectivity, and activation status of all network inventory. Operators can preview optimization, assurance, and changes, and then commit them as needed
Israeli startup Sedona Systems, a provider of multilayer network intelligence and automation solutions, is set to be acquired by Cisco, the tech conglomerate indicated on Tuesday.
Kevin Wollenweber, VP of networking for Cisco’s Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group, wrote a post announcing the multinational’s intent to acquire the Israeli company, without indicating the financial terms. Israeli business daily CTech by Calcalist estimated the value of the transaction at $100 million.
Founded in 2014, Sedona Systems developed software called NetFusion, Sedona’s network intelligence and automation platform, which offers communications service providers (CSP) a full, near real-time view of the network, enabling data-driven business decisions. NetFusion quickly became a leading, commercially deployed Hierarchical Network Controller (HCO) in the market today and has been adopted by major operators and standard bodies around the world, the company has indicated.
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No financial terms were announced but one estimate described Cisco s acquisition of Sedona as a $100 million deal.(designer 491 iStockPhoto)
Cisco Systems intends to acquire Israel-based Sedona Systems in a bid to add more network visibility and automated operation capabilities to its Routed Optical Networking family.
The deal, announced in a blog post by Kevin Wollenweber, vice president of networking for Cisco s Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group, comes a little over a month after Cisco announced its Routed Optical Networking offering, a major piece of the vendor s Converged SDN Transport blueprint, at the company s Cisco Live! event. Sedona Systems’ NetFusion is a market leader for its Hierarchical Controller (HCO) that enables multi-vendor, multi-domain automation, and software-defined networking, the blog post stated. HCO is the brain that enables transformation like 5G network slicing, routed optical networking, and disaggregation. The Sedona NetFus
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