Allied Telesis

Exhibitor

As organisations accelerate digital transformation, network environments are becoming increasingly complex. Yet many enterprises still rely heavily on manual processes to manage their networks — creating inefficiencies and increasing operational risk.

According to Gartner®, 67% of enterprise networking activities are still performed manually, often resulting in poor incident and change performance. This reliance on manual operations leads to unreliable performance, slow operations, and limited scalability — all of which impact business agility and user experience.

To address these challenges, organisations are rethinking how networks are designed and managed. The focus is shifting towards networks that are not only high performing, but also automated, resilient, and adaptable to evolving demands.

Allied Telesis supports this transition with its approach to highly reliable, automated and open networks - enabling organisations to simplify operations, improve uptime, and respond more quickly to changing conditions. By reducing manual intervention and increasing visibility, businesses can move from reactive troubleshooting to more proactive network management.

At the same time, open network architectures provide the flexibility needed to integrate new technologies and support long-term scalability, without being constrained by closed or rigid systems.

As networks continue to underpin critical business operations, moving away from manual processes towards automated, reliable, and future-ready infrastructure is essential for organisations looking to remain competitive.