Intent-based Networking (IBN) Market by Services, Deployment Type, Vertical, Organization Size & Regional Competitive Landscape

Need of automation in network architecture is estimated to drive the demand for intent-based networking market

Researcher forecasts the global Intent-based Networking (IBN)market size to grow from USD 0.8 billion in 2022 to USD 2.6 billion by 2027, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 25.9% during the forecast period. Major factors expected to drive the growth of the intent-based networking market include surge in human error rates in manual systems causing network downtime, rising implementation of software-defined networking, and growing need for efficient connectivity network to handle increasing traffic. However, lack of awareness among network administrators and availability of open-source automation tools are factors that hinder the growth of the intent-based networking market.

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Based on deployment type, the cloud segment to hold a larger market size during the forecast period

Based on deployment type, the intent-based networking market is divided into the cloud and on-premise. The cloud segment is estimated to lead the market during the forecast period. The growing demand for investing in cloud across various developed economies, such as the US, China, the UK, Australia, and Canada is anticipated to drive the demand for cloud deployment type in the intent-based networking the market. North America is the largest investor of cloud services allowing organizations to adopt the cloud deployment type in the North American companies.

Based on vertical, the IT and telecom segment to lead the market during the forecast period

Based on vertical, the intent-based networking market is segmented into IT & telecom, BFSI, healthcare, manufacturing, retail & consumer goods, and other verticals (hospitality, energy & utilities, education, transportation & logistics, and government). Among these verticals, the IT and telecom segment is estimated to lead the market during the forecast period. An intent-based IT environment can also include the automation of day-to-day tasks, for example, provisioning virtual machines or distributing workloads in real-time. The configuration and management of large networks and data centers have become more complex in recent years. Data centers have numerous compute, storage, and network devices. As a result, data centers face complexities in the configuration and management of these multi-vendor devices. As workers and consumers shifted their labor, recreation, communications, and shopping patterns to persistent routines, the resulting stress on the telecommunications network was profound, thus driving the demand for IBN in the IT & telecom vertical.

Intent-based networking (IBN) is a transformative approach to network management that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to simplify and optimize network operations. As we look ahead, the future of IBN holds immense promise in revolutionizing how we design, deploy, and manage complex networks.

At its core, IBN focuses on understanding the intent of network administrators and translating that intent into automated actions. Instead of manually configuring individual network devices, IBN systems use AI algorithms to interpret high-level instructions and implement them across the entire network, ensuring consistency and accuracy while reducing human errors.

One of the key benefits of IBN is its ability to enhance network security. AI-driven IBN platforms continuously monitor network traffic and proactively respond to anomalies and potential threats. By identifying and mitigating security risks in real-time, IBN can bolster network resilience and protect against evolving cyber threats.

Scalability is another significant advantage of IBN. As networks grow in complexity and size, managing them becomes more challenging. IBN's automation capabilities enable seamless scalability, allowing networks to adapt to changing requirements without compromising performance or stability.

Moreover, the future of IBN will witness increased integration with other cutting-edge technologies. The combination of IBN with Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) will lead to more agile and flexible network architectures. Additionally, the fusion of IBN with Internet of Things (IoT) devices will facilitate dynamic network adjustments based on real-time data from connected devices.

However, as IBN becomes more prevalent, ensuring network security and avoiding single points of failure will be critical. Additionally, network administrators must adapt to the evolving roles and responsibilities that come with IBN adoption, shifting from manual configuration to overseeing AI-driven network optimization.

In conclusion, the future of intent-based networking is poised to reshape the networking landscape. By harnessing the power of AI and automation, IBN will empower organizations to build robust, secure, and scalable networks while freeing up IT resources for more strategic initiatives. As technology continues to advance, IBN will play a pivotal role in creating intelligent, self-managing networks that drive innovation and efficiency in the digital era.

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