AI-Powered Operations | Telecom + Media

From alert overload to 93% fewer alerts

A major telecom client was managing millions of operational signals each day across cloud, on-premises, and edge infrastructure. Its engineers had to sort through excessive alerts and investigate incidents across disconnected systems, often after users were already affected.

Aditi Consulting implemented an AIOps framework that connected monitoring data, accelerated diagnosis, and automated repeatable steps in incident response. Alert volume fell by 93%, mean time to resolution improved by 60%, and operations teams gained capacity to focus on reliability.

At a glance

100+

Business-critical applications supported

93%

Reduction in alert volume

60%

Faster mean time to resolution

20%

Increase in operational capacity

The Challenge

Critical issues were getting lost in the noise

The Challenge

The client’s growing digital environment generated millions of logs, metrics, and events each day. Redundant and low-priority alerts made it harder for operations teams to identify issues that required action.

Monitoring data sat across multiple platforms. Engineers had to move between systems to understand an incident and investigate its likely cause. With most incidents detected after user impact, the team spent much of its time reacting to problems rather than preventing them.

As the environment grew, manual triage placed increasing pressure on the team’s capacity.

The Solution

Connect the signals and reduce repeatable investigation

The Solution

Aditi implemented an AIOps framework across the client’s hybrid environment, bringing observability, diagnostics, and automation into the incident response workflow.

  • Connect monitoring data: Integrated logs, metrics, and traces from multiple platforms into a centralized view so engineers could see incidents in context.
  • Correlate alerts: Used intelligent agents to connect related symptoms, identify likely causes, and prepare diagnostic summaries with recommended actions.
  • Detect anomalies earlier: Established machine-learning baselines to identify changes in system behavior and trigger investigations before user impact.
  • Make changes repeatable: Used infrastructure and CI/CD automation to support consistent workflows across environments.
  • Work within existing processes: Routed alerts and root-cause summaries into the collaboration and service-management tools the team already used.

The framework handled more of the repetitive correlation and investigation work, while engineers remained responsible for assessing incidents and deciding what action to take.

Business Outcomes

93% reduction in alert volumeRedundant and low-priority alerts were reduced, allowing engineers to focus on issues requiring action.
60% faster mean time to resolution Connected monitoring data, diagnostic summaries, and guided remediation helped teams investigate and resolve incidents faster.
Improved SLA performanceEarlier detection and automated resolution of repeatable issues helped the team meet service commitments across key service lines.
20% increase in operational capacityWith less time spent on manual investigation, operations teams had more capacity for reliability engineering and prevention.

The framework now supports more than 100 business-critical applications.

What Changed

Operations teams moved from piecing together incidents across disconnected alerts to receiving a clearer picture of the issue and recommended next steps in the tools they already use.

That gave engineers more room to apply their judgment to complex incidents and improve the environment over time.

Technology Environment

Technology Environment

Datadog, ELK, Prometheus, CloudWatch, Terraform, Helm, GitLab, Slack, ServiceNow

Technology Environment

  • Datadog
  • ELK
  • Prometheus
  • CloudWatch
  • Terraform
  • Helm
  • GitLab
  • Slack
  • ServiceNow

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