Netcracker's Blog: Automation

From Trial to Turn Up: Making NFV and SDN Operational

So far most examples of network virtualization have been in labs or as proof of concepts. As we enter the operations phase of virtualization, real-time automation, unified orchestration and dynamic design orchestration will become critical strategies.

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