Mist And Juniper Networks Partner To Automate Network Operations And Deliver Untapped Insight To Mobile Users Using Artificial Intelligence

Combined Products Deliver a Seamless User Experience from the Wireless Edge, Across the Wired LAN, to the WAN

Cupertino, CA (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Mist, a pioneer in self-learning networks powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), today announced collaboration efforts with Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR) that integrate the Mist Learning WLAN with Juniper’s Contrail SD-WAN solution. By combining the LAN, Wireless LAN and WAN solutions, customers obtain visibility and instant insights into their wired and wireless network performance, as well as monitoring capabilities, all in one place. The joint solution uses advanced artificial intelligence to remediate issues in the wired and wireless network before they impact users, enabling users to experience consistent levels of performance and reliability regardless of how and where they connect.

Enterprise networks today host a large number of Wi-Fi connected users and devices, as well as applications that are deployed in the public, private or multicloud. Users demand the same seamless experience irrespective of how they are connected, or where their applications reside. Additionally, organizations are looking to deploy location-based services to enhance user experience and monetize value-added services. The Juniper and Mist solution combines network intelligence with artificial intelligence and deep-learning insights to deliver a remarkable user experience through automation, and it enables IT organizations to deploy new services that add more value to the network infrastructure. Benefits of the combined Juniper Networks and Mist solution include:

• Predictable network access that is reliable and measurable with visibility into the actual user experience
• End-to-end insights across the wired and wireless networks (WLAN, LAN and WAN) that enable pre-emptive actions
• Automation that saves time and money and eliminates manual errors
• Granular policies and experiences that are personalized to users and tied to real-time location

“Network infrastructure has become more business critical than ever, yet it has never been harder to operate and manage,” said Jeff Aaron, Vice President of Marketing at Mist. “We are pleased to work with Juniper to address this challenge by executing on a common vision of automating network operations through AI and leveraging open programmability to bring a DevOps approach to IT.”

“With the proliferation of connected devices, users and applications across disparate places in the network, Juniper Networks is excited to partner with Mist to simplify the automated network operations across the LAN, wireless LAN and WAN,” said Michael Bushong, Vice President of Enterprise and Cloud Marketing at Juniper Networks. “Today’s announcement with Mist is a testament to Juniper’s relentless commitment to removing the most complex challenges that enterprises are facing when migrating to secure and automated multicloud environments.”

For more information, download the joint solution sheet.

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About Mist
Mist built the first AI-driven wireless platform with the world’s first virtual IT assistant. The Mist Learning Wireless LAN makes Wi-Fi predictable, reliable and measurable by providing unprecedented visibility into the user experience and by replacing time consuming manual IT tasks with proactive automation. In addition, Mist is the first vendor to bring enterprise-grade Wi-Fi, BLE and IoT together to deliver personalized, location-based wireless services without requiring battery-powered beacons. All operations are managed via Mist’s modern cloud architecture for maximum scalability, agility and performance.

The Mist team consists of leading experts in wireless, data science and cloud, who are responsible for building the largest and most advanced networks in the world. Founded in 2014, the company is based in Cupertino, CA and funded by top investors, including Lightspeed Venture Partners, Norwest Venture Partners, GV (formerly Google Ventures), and Kleiner Perkins. For more information, visit www.mist.com.

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