Add to that the conversational capabilities of the Mist Marvis assistant and Juniper are changing the way IT teams tackle their massive wireless deployments. In light of these statistics, it’s no wonder that Juniper leads the AI-driven networking market. The largest Mist customer as a whole uses over 150,00 access points. The largest single campus Mist deployment clocks in at over 10,000 access points. To expand on Juniper’s ability to deliver enterprise networking at a massive scale, Aaron also covered some of the largest Juniper deployments. Some of this success can be attributed to Juniper’s auspicious customer base: In fact, in Q1 of 2021, the Mist arm of Juniper reported triple-digit growth, marking an incredible quarter in spite of recent economic uncertainty. Juniper itself experienced $1.6B of annual enterprise business, building upon four years of continuous growth. Building off of their line of networking hardware, wired and wireless, Juniper and their daughter company, Mist AI, shoot to provide wireless networking clarity through their Mist Cloud and products like the Marvis AI assistant. In light of this issue, Juniper Networks have crafted their product portfolio (shown below) to tackle the challenges of managing wireless networks at scale. Without the right toolset, the networking engineers facing these challenges are bound to spend hours, if not days trying to sort everything out. As such deployments grow in their scale, it becomes more and more difficult to keep tabs on all of the comings and goings of the network.įurthermore, as networks span across multiple locations and even expand to include work from anywhere models, being able to manage and monitor it all likens to a Herculean task. Today’s enterprises rely on wireless network deployments now more than ever before. Managing Massive Scale Wireless Deployments At July’s Mobility Field Day event, Juniper Networks displayed their Mist AI assistant, Marvis, which provides conversational support to wireless networking. Because wireless networks are expanding to massive scales, IT departments and networking teams need a way to manage and monitor their deployments effectively.
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