Marvis Solves The Toughest Network Challenges For Hospitals

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Is it time to upgrade your hospital network?

Hospital work is difficult enough without throwing network issues into the mix. Thankfully, Juniper Mist AI™and the Marvis Virtual Network Assistant are helping hospitals solve tough network challenges by increasing IT efficiency, minimizing support tickets, and reducing mean time to resolution. See how in this short video. 

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You’ll learn

  • How Marvis can reduce support tickets by 89% and ensure critical life-saving devices remain connected 

  • How you can improve the network user experience for your IT teams, clinical staff, and patients 

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Network Professionals Business Leaders

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Juniper and the Marvis Journey 

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