The role of AI in self-healing networks
Video: NBN Australia, Origin Energy and My Muscle Chef
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Self Healing Networks
The need to keep networks running smoothly is non-negotiable, but in a world where network topologies are increasingly complicated, the task of ensuring service quality and solving issues quickly is falling beyond the capabilities of traditional systems and processes.
In this Focal Point, NBN Australia's EGM technology transformation Joanne Dutton, Origin Energy's head of networks and core infrastructure services Oliver Oldham, and My Muscle Chef's head of technology and change management John Khoury spoke to iTnews about the role AI and ML plays in self healing networks.
Origin Energy uses AI to extend human intelligence in its network
Delivering more efficient network services.
NBN Co turns to AI to improve network management
Improving service quality and reliability.
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