Heavy Networking 683: Palo Alto Networks Integrates AIOps Into ADEM For Faster Remediation (Sponsored)

What’s wrong with the network? Before you can answer that question, you have to ask “Which network?” The campus? A branch WAN link? Or maybe it’s an end user working from home trying to access an app in your data center. All of these networks need to be instrumented and monitored so that network engineers can identify and fix problems—or, as is often the case, be able to clearly demonstrate that the problem resides elsewhere, like a user’s laptop or a SaaS application. On today’s Heavy Networking we have a conversation about monitoring, visibility, and observability with sponsor Palo Alto Networks. More specifically we’ll dig into Palo Alto Networks’ Autonomous Digital Experience Management, or ADEM product, and how Palo Alto Networks is integrating ADEM with AIOps. Our guest is Dinesh Ranjit, Product Line Manager at Palo Alto Networks. We discuss: * Major trends affecting observability including SaaS, cloud, and hybrid work * How ADEM works on clients, the branch, and in the cloud * ADEM deployment and the information it collects * Integrating AIOps and Prisma SASE with ADEM * How Palo Alto Networks’ ADEM solution differs from competitors * More Show Links: Autonomous Digital Experience Management – Palo Alto Networks AI-Powered ADEM Demo – Palo Alto Networks Industry’s First AI-Powered ADEM – Palo Alto Networks