Optimizing and evolving modern network infrastructure to drive business value
Connectivity in Concert: The 2024 Network Observability Summit REGISTER NOW
Technologies like SDN, network virtualization, and cloud gave us the promise of flexibility, simplification, and cost reduction. While these transformations provide many benefits, the reality is that the end-to-end network paths that support a connected experience have become increasingly complex. From users to ISPs and 3rd party networks to services in the cloud or datacenter you need the visibility and insights to safeguard the network and user experience.
In our 4th annual summit, industry experts and peers will show you how you can know your networks like never before. Join us to learn how to drive business value by simplifying the assurance of network experiences in even the most complex, heterogeneous network environments.
Amy Feldman
Head of Marketing, Network Observability and Management Solutions, Broadcom
Mike Melillo
Senior Director of Network Observability Software, Broadcom
Connectivity is critical to the success of business today. From one end to the other, every network element in between must act in concert to deliver the connected experience. Network Observability enables organizations to get insights into end-to-end network paths, eliminating blind spots to deliver the best end user experience. This session will examine how the shifts in network landscapes, including the use of cloud services, creates opportunity and challenges that must be met.
Vaibhav Katkade
Senior Product Manager, Google Cloud
Isolating critical app and network issues is impossible without an observability strategy. How do you pinpoint where problems are occurring when you don’t own the infrastructure? Join us for the best practices for architecting Google Cloud for observability and how end-to-end active monitoring can provide real-time insights into network performance that isolates root cause so that you can fix them fast.
Vijay Nagarajan
Vice President, Wireless Connectivity Division, Broadcom
How do organizations meet the demands of AI workloads? Network technologies are evolving to deliver the level of performance needed to power AI at enterprise scale. Join us for a discussion of how the rapid innovation in network infrastructure is helping organizations meet the latency, capacity and reliability needs of AI workloads from the datacenter, to the edge and beyond.
Jeremy Rossbach
Chief Technical Evangelist, Network Observability, Broadcom
Michael O’Farrell
System Solutions Architect, CTO BT Ireland
“Before it's broken, fix it.” This is what it’s like to work inside a network operations center for a solution provider and telecom. In order for BT Ireland to effectively create the foundational infrastructure to achieve this they needed to have a single platform that could collect and analyze data for their entire network. They turned to Network Observability by Broadcom to proactively analyze their network and create the visibility they needed for fast triage, reducing alarms by 80%.
Chris Benton
Consultant Engineer, HCA Healthcare
Jeremy Rossbach
Chief Technical Evangelist, Network Observability, Broadcom
The massive volume of network interfaces and medical devices and the move to adopt cloud-based services have significantly impacted the complexity of networks for healthcare organizations. This is particularly true for networking technology and teams, whose focus shifts from the data center to the edge. We will discuss challenges, strategies and best practices HCA Healthcare used for adopting new network technologies to help ensure quality patient care.
Jeremy Rossbach
Chief Technical Evangelist, Network Observability, Broadcom
Keith Fiala
Senior Systems Manager, Fidelity Information Services (FIS)
FIS works with 95% of the world’s leading banks and supports more than one million merchants around the globe. Network Observability by Broadcom helps FIS get to root cause faster both inside and outside of the four walls of the datacenter so they can deliver the services that the world depends upon.
Sean Armstrong
Head of Product, Network Observability, Broadcom
In this session you’ll hear about the future of Network Observability by Broadcom including investments in AI & ML to drive greater observability across network performance data. You’ll also see the solution in action as we explore key use cases that help organizations monitor and deliver great user experiences no matter the network, from the enterprise datacenter, to the cloud and beyond.
Amy Feldman
Head of Marketing, Network Observability and Management Solutions, Broadcom
Lena Chatman
Manager, Systems Engineering
JJ Crabb
NetOps Field CTO, Broadcom
Zarina Jurakulova
Systems Engineer IV, Fault & Performance Management
Our goal is to highlight women leaders and practitioners from across the industry. We will be discussing a range of topics from industry trends, career journeys and advice for other aspiring women in technology.
Amy Feldman
Head of Marketing, Network Observability and Management Solutions, Broadcom
Explore the product showcase to learn more about the use cases, products and solutions that Broadcom offers for network observability.
Women leaders and practitioners from across the industry discuss trends, career journeys, and advice for other aspiring women in technology.