Overcoming Hurdles in Network Automation: A Practical Guide to Navigating Change with NADM
There's a lot of talk in the business world about the non-technical obstacles that prevent companies from adopting Network Automation. Indeed, implementing major changes can be daunting, but numerous companies have successfully navigated this transition. We've collated their advice and strategies along with our best practices into one easy-to-read document.
Don't worry, it's not rocket science! But it does need some elbow grease, teamwork, and a positive attitude towards change.
The Cisco Network Automation Delivery Model (NADM) is a useful guide for building a successful automation practice. This step-by-step model is based on the structured change management approach proposed by the expert John Kotter.
So why do we need NADM? Whether you're making minor adjustments or major overhauls, the enormity of the task can be overwhelming. It's difficult to know where to begin, who should be involved, and how to ensure the changes are sustainable.
That's where NADM comes into play. You can view it chronologically or by topic. While you might find many familiar elements, reviewing the model in its entirety can help identify any gaps or weak areas in your current approach.
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