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Verizon's Andrea Caldini: 'Culture of curiosity' is a pillar for private networks and APIs
Verizon VP Andrea Caldini returns to the podcast to discuss the service provider's private networks with the NFL and NHL, and how AI can be used to assess network performance.
At a Glance
- Verizon's work with Vonage to give developers access to network-based APIs (03:39)
- Verizon's private network infrastructure at sporting and events venues (07:08)
- Using AI to assess network performance (12:28)
Andrea Caldini, VP of Technology Platforms, Services and Solutions at Verizon, returns to the podcast to discuss how a "culture of curiosity" at the company supports her team's work in developing APIs, computer vision technology, private network applications and more.
She also gives an update on work with the National Football League (NFL) and National Hockey League (NHL) to provide private network infrastructure at venues across the US. Caldini explains how Verizon is using AI to assess network performance and how the service provider analyzes network demands during large events.
Click on the caption button for a lightly edited transcript.
Here are a few topics we cover:
Caldini's change in roles at Verizon (00:29)
Verizon's work with Vonage to give developers access to network-based APIs (03:39)
Verizon's private network infrastructure at sporting and events venues (07:08)
NFL uses Verizon's private network for coach-to-coach communications (07:34)
Verizon's analysis of network demands during big events (10:39)
Using AI to assess network performance (12:28)
What's next for Caldini's team at Verizon (19:22)
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