Domain Control & Orchestration
ACG’s Domain Control and Orchestration research focuses on the emerging market for software systems for automated network provisioning and assurance. DCO implementations are emerging as communications service providers, systems integrators, network equipment manufacturers and independent software vendors work to implement autonomously controlled software-defined networks that provide elastic, flexible network infrastructures to support new types of connectivity and advanced digital services.
Governments worldwide are investing on a massive scale to bring broadband to unserved and underserved areas, recognizing broadband as an essential utility ...
Itential has been named as one of the Top 6 suppliers of cross-domain orchestration in the telecom market. This is an independent report by ACG Research on ...
The idea of an autonomous network (AN), requiring no human intervention, has been around for a long time, but advances in technology and standards are putt ...
This is the fifth in a series of articles on the TM Forum’s Autonomous Networks vision and Huawei’s product roadmap for achieving the Autonomou ...
This article evaluates the approach that Huawei is taking in its Autonomous Driving Network Solution product plan vision to meet the challenges of implemen ...
Network automation is not new, but the level of automation (full automation) is now possible in the telecom infrastructure and is a major enabler of Indust ...
As the network elements become virtualized, more standardized, and more intelligent and as the industry moves to a 5G era, the opportunity exists to reimag ...
Overcoming the Challenges of SD-WAN and vCPE Mass Deployment: An ACG White Paper In order to adapt to changing customer expectations and increasing ...
As Software Defined Networking and Network Functions Virtualization have matured, cable companies are making plans to leverage those technologies ...
Network and service provisioning are undergoing the greatest changes in the history of telecommunications, faster, more flexible, and more automated to ...