Orchest Automation at DTW25: Harnessing Intelligent Automation to Drive Private GenAI Applications
As intelligent automation and industrial automation reshape the telecom industry’s technological landscape, DTW Ignite 2025 at Copenhagen’s Bella Center emerges as a pivotal gathering for innovation. Scheduled later this month, the event—hosted by telco alliance TM Forum—will convene thousands of delegates around themes of Autonomous Networks, AI & Data, and Composable IT & Ecosystems. Amid this backdrop, Orchest Automation is set to showcase how its robust automation solutions, anchored in cutting-edge automation equipment, are powering the next wave of private GenAI applications for telecom operators. Ahead of the event, The Fast Mode’s Principal Analyst Ariana Lynn sat down with Jeremy Villalobos, CEO of Orchest Technologies, to explore the company’s role in driving this industrial automation revolution.
Ariana: Which of the three tracks will Orchest Automation be participating in at DTW Ignite?
Jeremy: Orchest Automation will spotlight how our Orchesto platform enables operators in emerging markets to implement TM Forum’s ODA through a composable IT architecture. By integrating modular components and advanced automation equipment, Orchesto empowers CSPs to accelerate service deployment while seamlessly integrating with legacy systems. Our current focus aligns with the “Composable IT and Ecosystems” track, but we’re also advancing AI capabilities within Orchesto. This includes intelligent decision-making, predictive automation, and dynamic resource optimization—stepping stones toward full-scale Autonomous Networks and the intelligent automation required for next-gen AI & Data solutions.
Ariana: What emerging trends will power digital transformation in telco over the next year?
Jeremy: The telecom sector is witnessing a deeper penetration of intelligent automation into core business processes. Mature API integration among carriers will foster seamless interconnections, while a robust automation foundation will enable private Generative AI applications to redefine customer support. These applications—powered by industrial automation principles—will eliminate manual workflows, allowing operators to redirect human resources toward strategic initiatives. By embedding automation equipment capabilities into GenAI workflows, telcos can achieve operational efficiency gains while maintaining agility.
Ariana: Where will AI and Generative AI have the greatest impact for telcos?
Jeremy: Private GenAI applications focused on customer interactions will be transformative. Imagine GenAI systems leveraging intelligent automation to handle service requests through messaging apps or voice assistants, bypassing traditional platform complexities. Meanwhile, industrial automation frameworks will underpin predictive analytics, enabling telcos to anticipate customer needs and tailor services. The integration of automation equipment with GenAI will not only streamline support but also redefine the customer journey through personalized, AI-driven interactions.
As DTW Ignite 2025 approaches, Orchest Automation stands at the intersection of intelligent automation and industrial automation, proving that robust automation equipment and GenAI can coexist to drive tangible business value. With Jeremy Villalobos at the helm—an industry leader recognized for shaping wholesale and ICT innovation—the company is primed to demonstrate how telecom operators can leverage these technologies to build scalable, future-proof networks. In an era where automation is no longer optional but essential, Orchest’s solutions exemplify how industrial automation and intelligent automation can power the next generation of private GenAI applications, reshaping the telco landscape for years to come.
