Networking Self-driving campus and branch solutions for managed services
HPE Networking campus and branch solutions provide a scalable platform for managed services, helping MSPs quickly launch differentiated Wi‑Fi, switching, SD‑WAN, security, and new revenue-generating offerings.
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See how Marvis AI uses agentic capabilities and self-driving automation to enhance network operations. Identify and resolve issues autonomously and use natural language for fast, intuitive troubleshooting.
HPE Mist delivering simplified operations and exceptional experiences
Watch how Mist AI brings AI operations to your network, delivering proactive insights and automation across all domains, for more secure, seamless connectivity from client to cloud.
AI-native network management designed for today and tomorrow
Experience how HPE Aruba Networking Central uplevels the operator experience with advanced automation and analytics to diagnose and optimize your HPE Aruba Networking devices and scale effortlessly to meet your most demanding use cases.
Expand your service catalog with AI-native infrastructure
Effectively monetize offerings and generate new lines of revenue with HPE Networking's broad, full-stack portfolio of industry-leading wired, wireless, SD-WAN, and security solutions. Build high-performance networks with zero-touch capabilities that create stickier engagements, enable easy upgrades, and help you grow monthly recurring revenues.
Integrate management with experience first agents
HPE Networking consolidates wired, wireless, WAN, and security management into a single, cloud-based portal with AI-Native insights and automation. Network operators save time and money with faster problem resolution and fewer on-site visits. The dashboard provides a holistic, multitenant view into the real-time performance of customer networks so you can continually optimize end-user experiences.
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What are HPE Networking's self-driving campus and branch solutions for managed services?
HPE Networking offers wired, wireless, SD-WAN, and security solutions that service providers can use to create and provision AIOps-based managed services. For example, providers can deploy managed SD-WAN, SD-LAN, SD-branch, security, and indoor wireless location services for enterprise customers. Powered by industry leading network management platforms HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central, the solutions enable exceptional user experience from client to cloud.
What are the main benefits of HPE Networking's self-driving campus and branch solutions to managed providers?
- Service providers gain real-time visibility into end-user Service-Level expectations (SLEs) powered by deep learning.
- These insights enable businesses to assure user experiences while simplifying internal operations.
- Providers can lower operational overhead and generate new revenue streams with differentiated service offerings.
- Self-driving capabilities reduce operational burden and minimize site visits.
- Open API and partner integrations simplify and automate operations for providers.
What key enterprise networking challenges do self-driving campus and branch solutions address?
Self-driving campus and branch solutions as managed services address several key enterprise networking challenges:
- Traditional enterprise networking deployments are cumbersome and operationally expensive.
- Complexity increases with the continued rise in applications, users, devices, and cloud services.
- Organizations have a limited understanding of how and why user experience impacts revenue and how to prioritize related fixes
How do HPE's self-driving campus and branch solutions address these challenges?
Service providers can offer customers modern client-to-cloud networking that reduces the strain on IT teams while delivering exceptional end-to-end user experiences and lowering costs. Multi-tenancy capabilities deliver fast and easy visibility into end-customer experience. This enables them to proactively address issues before they impact users and consistently meet SLAs.
For service provider customers, the benefits of a consolidated management platform, proactive user experience insights, and automated troubleshooting include:
- Optimized application performance.
- Faster response times.
- Lower mean time to repair (MTTR).
- Decreased OpEx by up to 85% through more efficient troubleshooting and maintenance.
What features does HPE Networking include in the self-driving managed service offering?
The HPE self-driving managed service offering relies on multiple unique features to help providers improve deployment- and troubleshooting-related costs as a part of their network management solutions – HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central. For example:
- MSP Dashboard provides a single operational view across customer organizations, with visibility into organizations, sites, devices, and user experience.
- Organization lifecycle management simplifies managing subscriptions, configuration templates, and labels across customer organizations, helping providers scale repeatable operations.
- AIOps and SLE insights help providers identify issues faster with per-organization health visibility and Marvis Actions, with drill-down capabilities to investigate and resolve issues.
The HPE managed service offering also includes AI-native infrastructure such as wired and wireless networking and integrated security capabilities such as network access control (NAC), SD-WAN and firewalls.
What are the unique service differentiators in creating managed service offerings using HPE's self-driving Campus and Branch solutions?
The advantages of creating managed service offerings using HPE's self-driving networking capabilities include:
- End-to-end visibility: Enables service providers to measure SLEs across wired and wireless LANs and WANs, providing insights needed to continually optimize user experiences.
- Unparalleled agility: Relies on a microservices-based cloud that delivers the agility and elasticity to scale enterprise customer networks of any size within any major vertical industry.
- Seamless integration: Leverages a single integrated network driven by a common AI engine for client-to-cloud connectivity and service assurances across all network domains, including security, to simplify operations.
- Value-added features: Provides advanced wireless options, such as industry leading indoor location services, which support precise wayfinding and asset tracking.
What security features are included in the HPE's managed service offering?
HPE offers secure AI-native network management solutions accessible from the HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central consoles in the following key ways:
- Embedded Zero Trust & Autonomous Protection: Built-in Zero Trust controls turn access points, switches, routers, and firewalls into active telemetry sensors and enforcement points, enabling the network to self-protect and autonomously enforce adaptive security policies across all users, IoT devices, and workloads without added operational overhead.
- SASE & Hybrid Mesh Firewalling: Integrates SD-WAN and SSE across 500+ SASE PoP locations with Universal ZTNA, centralizing policy management across physical, virtual, and cloud-native firewalls (including HPE SRX firewalls).
- AI Security & Zero-Day Threat Protection: Delivers automated threat detection and anomaly scanning against zero-day attacks, featuring prompt-level AI tool inspection (filtering data uploads and keywords) and access controls for high-risk AI websites.
- AI Device Profiling & Access Control: Achieves 99% accuracy in AI device profiling and application awareness (identifying 10,000+ apps), fully integrated with access policy tools like HPE Mist Access Assurance, Central NAC, and ClearPass Policy Manager.
What are the deployment options for HPE's AI-Native managed service offerings?
Enhance security, confidentiality and compliance with the choice of cloud-delivered, on-premises, as-a-service, or virtual private cloud deployment options.