Javier Antich
Distinguished Product Manager, Cisco
Javier Antich is listed as Distinguished Product Manager, Cisco. Javier is scheduled to speak at Cisco Live 2027 on 8 February 2027.
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About
Javier Antich has been in the Networking Industry for 25 years. He is currently Principal PLM in the Provider Connectivity group at Cisco, where he is connecting the dots between networking, automation, and AI. He has been researching the Art of the possible with LLMs in Networking with a personal project he developed (Anetta. ai). Throughout his experience at companies such as Selector Software, Nokia, Juniper Networks, and Riverstone Networks, he has gathered extensive experience in machine learning, analytics, network observability, network automation, and Telco-grade networking. Javier is also an accomplished author of the best-selling book "Machine Learning for Network and Cloud Engineers". He holds a BS Degree in Telecommunication Engineering from the ETSIT at the Polytechnic University in Valencia, an Executive MBA at the IE Business School, and a Data Science and Deep Learning master's degree from the Madrid Institute of IoT.
Upcoming
Cisco Live 2027 8 February 2027 – 12 February 2027
- Demystifying LLM-Based Autonomous Agents: Architecture, Capabilities, and Network Applications Speaker · 8 February 2027
- Autonomous Networking for Service Providers: Agentic Framework, Autonomy Evaluation and Cisco Strategy to Take you to Level 4 Speaker · 9 February 2027
Spoke alongside
People who have shared a session with Javier at events on B2DB.
- Brian Meaney Cisco 1 shared session
- Daniele Ceccarelli Principal Product Management Engineer · Cisco 1 shared session
- Julia Palomino Technical Marketing Engineering Technical Leader · Cisco 1 shared session
- Omar Sultan Director, Product Management - Automation + AI · Cisco 1 shared session
- Sriharsha Dhanekula Technical Marketing Engineer - Sr Technical Leader (AI) · Cisco 1 shared session