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Intelligent Automation

Where to Build Resilience Into Your Network

Growing Need for Intelligent Automation

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of respondents believe the lack of consistent automation and analytics are top barriers to success.

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With the growing volume, velocity, and variety of today’s data, it is no longer possible, much less practical, for a human to analyze the data manually and still meet operational expectations.

Three key challenges drive need for automation:

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Increasing need to transition from reactive to a proactive troubleshooting

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Inability to hire skilled IT resources means fewer staff does more work

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Increasing volume, variety, velocity of data leads to alert overload

Increasing need to transitionfrom reactive to a proactive troubleshooting.

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20% of respondents indicated that observability will enable them to move from a reactive to a proactive management stance.

Inability to hire skilled IT resources means fewer staff does more work

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An average of 200,000 open tech jobs cannot be filled due to a lack of suitable candidates.

Increasing volume, variety, velocity of data leads to alert overload

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Global data creation is projected to grow to more than 180 zettabytes by 2025.

Where to Build Resilience Into Your Network

Automation Requirements Strong and Growing

Lack of automation creates bottlenecks in many IT task – including incident detection, remediations, trouble ticketing, and security forensics – while increasing the likelihood of human errors. It leads to longer resolution and recovery times.

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25%

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of enterprise data and analytics decision-makers are currently using or planning to establish or improve their use of automation technologies.

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Application Deployment

Monitoring and Analytics

I&O Workload Automation

Top Automation Uses

Incident and Problem Resolution

47%

43%

36%

With the growing volume, velocity, and variety of today’s data, it is no longer possible, much less practical, for a human to analyze the data manually and still meet operational expectations.

Benefits of Automation

91%

of organizations believe network automation is important to NetSecOps collaboration.

73%

of respondents believe that automating investigative workflows would drive faster problem solving.

72%

of respondents use or plan to use advanced analytics to support their automation efforts.

Alluvio Intelligent Automation

The Alluvio Unified Observability portfolio employs a combination of full-fidelity cross-domain data, machine learning, correlation, and intelligent automation for faster, more effective decision-making.

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Populate Trouble Tickets with Supporting Data

Guide Remediation of Desktop Issues

Accelerate Incident Response

Reduce Security Risks

Alluvio Uses Automation to:

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