As the coronavirus has changed the way people work and connect with others, AT&T Inc. has been on the front lines of that shake-up in ways some might not even contemplate.
SOURCE: bizjournals.com
DATE: April 16, 2020
The shifts have led traffic on the company’s core wireless and wireline networks jumping by 21 percent earlier this week compared to a similar day in February. While numbers might seem esoteric, make no mistake: These are in the realm of “massive” shifts, according to Chris Sambar, who is AT&T’s executive vice president, Technology Operations. READ MORE
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