MUMBAI: In a world where telecom towers are smarter than traffic lights and data is the new diesel, Vodafone and Cyient have thrown their collective tech muscle behind Vismon — an AI-powered Network Configuration Management platform poised to give network chaos a serious boot.

Unveiled on June 24 in Hyderabad, the platform is already showing signs of transforming the telco landscape. Developed jointly by Vodafone and Cyient, Vismon is designed to consolidate configuration data across geographies, integrating both logical and physical inventory into one smart platform. It enables Vodafone’s teams across local markets to benchmark configurations, sniff out anomalies, and track deployments with clinical precision.

Vismon isn’t just a shiny new dashboard. It has delivered measurable impact in Vodafone’s live deployments. The platform has slashed time spent compiling cross-market reports by 70 per cent, sped up decision-making by three times, and is expected to cut configuration errors by 50 per cent. In a sector where milliseconds matter and mistakes are expensive, these numbers scream efficiency.

“Vismon provides the strategic foundation to oversee configuration data across all markets, enabling us to harmonise practices, identify best-performing setups, and optimise our networks more effectively than ever”, said Vodafone Network Development Digital Strategy manager Mostafa Noureldien.

Cyient VP & regional head of sales Joaquim Croca echoed the sentiment, calling the platform a symbol of purposeful automation. “At Cyient, we are proud to partner with Vodafone in their journey toward smarter, faster, and more intelligent network operations”, he said. “This AI-driven platform exemplifies how intelligent automation and data-led insights can drive real impact—delivering agility, consistency, and strategic clarity at scale”.

The move underscores Vodafone and Cyient’s mutual commitment to pushing the frontiers of digital network management. As telecom networks become increasingly data-heavy and globally integrated, Vismon could well become the blueprint for intelligent infrastructure engineering.