Implications of network slicing for the network automation and orchestration sector
25 October 2022 | Research
Case studies report | PPTX and PDF (10 slides) | Network Automation and Orchestration
Network slicing is still in the early phases of development, but it may become a key part of 5G roll-outs. The orchestration of network slices is likely to be the most challenging aspect of development, so communications service providers (CSPs) should consider whether proprietary, end-to-end approaches offer a higher chance of success than the more ambitious open-RAN-based approaches when planning network slicing offerings as part of their 5G deployments.
Key questions answered in this report
- What are the implications of network slicing for the network automation and orchestration (NAO) sector?
- What will be required of NAO vendors to enable network slicing to become a reality?
- What network slicing solutions do key vendors have that are associated with network orchestration and automation?
- What must orchestration solutions offer in order to compete with private enterprise solutions?
Case studies included in this report
- Network equipment providers:
- Ericsson
- Juniper
- Nokia
- Independent software vendors:
- Amdocs
- Ciena
- NEC/Netcracker
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