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Cisco takes inspiration from Iron Man for its AI-driven platform engineer

Network World

When it comes to developing highly intelligent AI agents, one might not think of combining open systems technology and the theoretical super-logic behind a movie character, but Ciscos Outshift development team is doing just that. Platform engineering has hit a crisis point of complexity.

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Extreme taps Intel analytics to boost its AI Expert assistant

Network World

Extreme Networks is incorporating Intel’s network analytics technology into its unreleased AI Expert program. In April, Extreme previewed AI Expert , an AI-based network assistant that’s being evaluated in its Extreme Labs program. Enter Intel.

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Camelot Secure’s AI wizard eases path to cybersecurity compliance

CIO Business Intelligence

We noticed that many organizations struggled with interpreting and applying the intricate guidelines of the CMMC framework,” says Jacob Birmingham, VP of Product Development at Camelot Secure. As cybersecurity compliance standards evolve, Myrddin’s knowledge base will expand so it can continue providing up-to-date, reliable guidance.

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Kyndryl bolsters its Bridge infrastructure services

Network World

It enables] this concept of personalization, access to this knowledge base and the solution bases that are targeted to help provide the operating efficiencies,” Shagoury said. AI-readiness services on tap Moving forward, there are a number of areas Shagoury said the company is focused on developing with Bridge.

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Keynote at Cisco Insight 2010: Innovation beyond boundaries and the role of knowledge-based relationships

Trends in the Living Networks

I’ve always thought it anomalous that I had never done any work for Cisco, given its messages such as the Human Network are so aligned with mine, so I’m glad that connection has been made. Yes, it is absolutely an intensely networked economy. Yet the relationships that make up that network vary from tenuous to committed.

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Using genAI in IT operations boosts productivity, but security concerns linger

Network World

Those are really attractive things to people who control budget,” said Shamus McGillicuddy, vice president of research covering network management at EMA, during a recent webinar. Improved collaboration/knowledge sharing: 27.8% GenAI can benefit IT teams in several ways, but respondents don’t expect it to replace personnel.

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How virtual assistants will build knowledge-based relationships based on trust

Trends in the Living Networks

However this also ties back to the themes of my first book on Developing Knowledge-Based Client Relationships , which I applied to customer relationships in Chapter 4 of my book Living Networks , illustrated by this diagram taken from the book on the left. Image : Ramón Salinero.