Overall adoption of network automation and orchestration has grown steadily in the past few years, but within and across an organization, the rate of adoption can vary greatly. Clear patterns have begun to emerge. Individuals begin with scripts to automate tasks. Those can then grow into larger automations, usually with team-wide participation, and in some cases evolve into end-to-end orchestrations and self-service. As the approach to automation evolves, its benefits can expand in scope across the organization. 

Based on direct experience working with hundreds of teams and the observations of thousands of projects across the community, Itential experts have developed the Network Automation & Orchestration Maturity Model. The purpose of the model is to define consistent stages that can be used to measure progress in automation and orchestration teams and initiatives, which will help engineers and business leaders alike to maximize the impact of automation and orchestration. 

In this webinar series Morgan Stern, VP of Automation Strategy and Rich Martin, Director of Technical Marketing at Itential, will breakdown each of the major points of the maturity model and how both leaders and practitioners can use the model to measure their current capabilities and improve their long-term automation strategies. They’ll also detail challenges and best practices on how to evolve through each stage of the journey with real-world examples.

Network Automation & Orchestration Maturity Model: How to Assess & Evolve

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