The secret sauce for AT&T is innovation, and it's in its DNA, However, its latest transformation by technological disruption, through a different range of technologies and partnerships that will brings us steps away from our telecom roots. Only the brightest and most innovative minds will be part of our T-space, no Doubt many of you will face the inevitable once The company completes Project AirGig and completes the cloudification deployment By the end of 2017, to have more than half of its network virtualised. In areas where it has already upgraded its systems, it can now add to the network simply by downloading a piece of software. “Instead of sending a technician, we can just spin up a virtual machine.
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Lots of troll dribble....💩
You are a troll and have no idea what you are talking about. Project Airgig is in its experimental phase. It has not been deployed anywhere yet. When and if it is successful, it will be deployed in rural areas with no access to broadband. It would help if when you posted you had some idea of what you are even talking about.
"spin up a virtual machine"...right...T must contract out cloud work to Amazon because most of the technical talent is leaving and upper management is full of dinosaurs whose talents are better suited to managing a Burger King.
75% of management could go away and nobody would notice.
The company would probably run smoother and be more profitable without all the dead weight whose main skill is s---ing up. The average IQ in the company would also increase if the toadies left.
More BS Company propaganda....Lol who are they trying to fool the public?
What a load of crap, pass some toilet paper to the management troll.
This company is garbage. The leaders are greedy, deceitful and obnoxious. In the media they laminate themselves as honest and caring, yet their actions consistently prove otherwise.
I strongly believe in innovation, survivability, etc., but the constant internal lying to employees drives me nuts. I'm am so glad to be an ex deathstar employee, luckily by my own planned exit.