The Evolution to a Fully Automated Network Part II @Nokia
The Evolution to a Fully Automated Network Part II  @Nokia
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this conversation, we dive deeper into boosted automation and explore how advanced automation capabilities are transforming network operations. Host Gergely Máté continues the discussion with Tímea László and Attila Hegyi, focusing on real-life use cases, lessons learned, and the challenges teams face when scaling automation across complex environments.

The episode also looks ahead to 6G and examines how next-generation networks will rely even more heavily on intelligent automation. Alongside the technical perspective, the speakers share personal experiences from their own automation journeys, offering insights into how automation initiatives evolve within large-scale R&D and delivery organizations.

Key topics include:

• What boosted automation means in practice

• Real-world automation use cases and their business impact

• Key challenges when scaling automation across teams and systems

• How automation supports the transition toward 6G networks

• Personal stories and lessons learned from automation initiatives

🎧 Tune in to hear how boosted automation is shaping the future of telecom and enabling smarter, more autonomous networks.
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The Evolution to a Fully Automated Network Part II

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