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SD-WAN Summit 2019

Sep 24 2019
24th - 26th September 2019
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The 2019 agenda: AI & ML, automation, security, orchestration

Since SD-WAN still lacks a concise, universally accepted definition, it becomes more difficult to understand all the product offerings.

The 2019 agenda sessions will address the principal technology challenges with a special focus on AI and Machine Learning, automation, orchestration and security.

 

Debates: Addressing IT issues, SD-WAN Open Sourcing, Standardization

  • What is the role of SD-WAN in the transition to the digital enterprise?
  • How to use open source elements?
  • Who needs a standard for SD-WAN?

Renowned experts will respond these questions during three exciting panels covering the hottest and controversial arising trends in the SD-WAN area.

 

Check out the full agenda

 

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