Description: Open Network Automation refers to the use of automated tools and processes to manage and optimize open networks. This approach allows telecommunications operators and service providers to implement changes in network infrastructure more efficiently and quickly, reducing manual intervention and minimizing errors. Open Network Automation is based on principles of open software and interoperable standards, facilitating the integration of different technologies and vendors. Key features include real-time monitoring capabilities, dynamic resource management, and adaptive network policy implementation. This type of automation is particularly relevant in the context of modern networks, where complexity and demand for personalized services require agile and efficient management. By enabling service orchestration and optimizing network performance, Open Network Automation not only enhances the end-user experience but also reduces operational costs and accelerates the deployment of new functionalities.
