Open source crucial to Orange as it prepares for ONAP deployment
By Guy Daniels
Apr 19, 2018
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Jehanne Savi, Executive Leader, All-IP & On-Demand Networks Programs, Orange
Orange has long played a key part in the testing and adoption of ONAP, dating back to when its ECOMP predecessor was created by AT&T as a platform for managing a software-defined network. The move to open source and its development as the ONAP project has made the platform a key component of the new telco open networking movement. But why should other telcos look to ONAP as they embark on their network transformation strategies, and how does it help enable the automated network that will lead to new business opportunities?
Filmed at: Open Networking Summit, North America, Los Angeles, California
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