Infovista

News Summary:

On March 31, 2026, Nokia's Martin Holecek discussed the evolution to autonomous field performance validation, highlighting a partnership with Infovista that leverages its TEMS automation capabilities to enable remote operations and remove the need for on-site engineers. This collaboration envisions future applications with fully autonomous vehicles, including cars, buses, trains, boats, rovers, and drones. Previously, on March 23, Infovista’s CEO Rick Hamilton, in discussion with STL Partners’ Philip Laidler at MWC26, outlined how the company’s agentic AI platform redefines network intelligence. The platform unifies planning, testing, and assurance by integrating deep customer context, built on three decades of network expertise and co-developed with operators, to enable Communication Service Providers (CSPs) to transition from network-driven to customer-centric decision-making. Earlier, on March 19, Infovista provided guidance on future-proofing RAN planning, addressing the complexities of managing multiple bands, new spectrum, ultra-dense urban layers, private 5G, FWA, and RedCap IoT, emphasizing that planning accuracy, speed, and governance are critical for efficient network investments. This followed Infovista's participation at FutureNet World 2026 on March 18, where it discussed achieving true network automation through unified end-to-end intelligence, noting that many current approaches automate workflows but not decisions, and address domains in isolation rather than unifying data.