Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

IT IS UP TO YOU TO FIND YOUR INTERNET CONNECTIVITY, AT&T wants it the easy way? ...NO Techs

Internet Connectivity is Key for Small and Mid-Size Businesses

November 20, 2018

Sue Galvanek, VP of enterprise networking at AT&T, sat down with Cheddar to talk about the importance of fast and reliable internet service for small businesses. "Customers' expectations of ease of doing business and speed of doing business are getting higher and higher every day," she said. "So if small and medium-sized businesses don't keep up with that, they're going to be left behind

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Someone has to do the physical work to

Connect customers to ASE and Bvoip. If your desk job is in jeopardy of layoff its time for

you to learn telephone work and get your hands dirty or leave AT&T. So sorry..

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Human beings want connection even more than they want shiny content, and if it's available in essentially unlimited quantities over fiber optic networks at a reasonable price (because different retail providers use those same transport networks to compete for customer affection, thus driving down prices), they'll jump ship.

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AT&T has no interest in selling connectivity, only content that rides that. To hell with the original business that pays the bills.

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AT&T want to be Netflix, but bigger, are they trying to change their model and pull a fast one on consumers? I think so, to all the id--ts that have T products, expect higher prices and less service, lol

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LOL! Large Telecoms will also get left behind.

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