ONUG Fall 2026 (opens in a new tab) · New York · October 28–29
The PENN DISTRICT, 100 West 33rd Street, New York. REAP is a sponsor and speaker: Raja Tadimeti presents “The Change Succeeded. Did the Network? Building Confidence in Change Outcomes” in the Tools, Technologies & Techniques theater on Thursday, October 29 at 3:15 pm ET. Find us at Booth 33 in the New Idea section of the expo floor; book 20 minutes at the booth, over coffee or at dinner on the 28th.
The ONUG (opens in a new tab) offer
For network and infrastructure leaders, architects and NOC leads. No slides; your questions, an anonymized environment, and a written follow-up within 48 hours.
Bring us your last P1. Keep the root cause to yourself; in a 30-minute session we walk through how REAP would have investigated it, evidence first. The replay on your own network happens inside the proof of value. Booked at the show; we reply within one business day to schedule the session.
The eight-question Quick 8 at the booth takes three minutes. You leave with a stage (Reactive, Managed, Assured or Proven) and the first door to open; the full twenty-question assessment follows by email.
The buyer’s guide (printed), the RFP template and requirements matrix, the value calculator and the white paper “Why REAP”: vendor-neutral tools that work whether or not you buy anything.
Triple-T talk · Thursday, October 29 · 3:15 pm ET
Raja Tadimeti, co-founder and CEO, REAP · Tools, Technologies & Techniques theater
One realistic change, marked complete on a Tuesday night, that did not do only what it was meant to do. What “successful” hid, the evidence an engineer would want before and after, and a validation checklist you can apply with or without AI. Twelve minutes, one scenario, one product screenshot at most.
Dinner, October 28
An off-the-record dinner near the venue: how peers are handling agentic AI in the network, the 2026 autonomous-agent incidents, and what “verified” should mean for a change. Hosted by Raja Tadimeti, REAP’s co-founder and CEO. Request a seat; we confirm within one business day.
Why network leaders are there
ONUG (opens in a new tab)’s Fall 2026 program centers on AI-ready networks and agentic operations: keynotes on re-platforming the network, enterprise CIO and CISO sessions on trust, security and control, analyst sessions, and a full track of Tools, Technologies & Techniques presentations. REAP’s contribution is a practical one: how to know a change worked and how to explain an incident with evidence.
Compare your practice against peers with the assurance check; take the evaluation guide back to your team.
Watch REAP investigate a fault injected into our lab network by a colleague who did not tell the presenter the cause; trace each conclusion to its evidence.
Thirty minutes on the reasoning architecture, deployment models and the 45-day proof of value.
After the show
Meetings are 20 minutes at Booth 33 or nearby; dinner on October 28 seats ten network and infrastructure leaders. And enter the Mac mini drawing: Thursday at 4:00 pm ET at the booth.