More than ten years ago, AT&T began operations in the Czech Republic with the objective of supporting our clients in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. As the AT&T Centre in Brno continues to grow, we continue to look for talented people to serve our customers with the highest possible quality. … Read more…
Accelerating Innovation
We’re now moving into the mobile life era — where advanced communications connect virtually everything. The mobile life era is so important to our economies and our societies that it’s in everyone’s interest to accelerate its development. Regulatory models that actively pave the way for new technologies and encourage capital … Read more…
Celebrating Girls in ICT Day
As a result of growth of the mobile Internet, new markets have been created, new companies have emerged. Technology is transforming how goods and services are bought and sold, made and designed – and, as a result, good new jobs are requiring higher skills. Workers with science, technology, engineering, and … Read more…
AT&T Ranked #1 on CR Magazine's 2013 List of Top 100 Corporate Citizens
The below blog is by Beth Shiroishi, AT&T Vice President – Sustainability and Philanthropy In my work at AT&T, we often get so focused on the future of our company and the communities where we live and work, that we sometimes don’t pause and celebrate the accomplishments of today. AT&T … Read more…
AT&T Translator: Breaking down the language barrier
At AT&T, our goal is to get innovation onto our network faster and to create a virtuous cycle of new capabilities and growth. Capital investment and great networks provide the foundation for new communication technologies, but a mind-set and a commitment to accelerate innovation and change is equally important. Today, … Read more…
5 Questions for FT’s James Fontanella-Khan
I’m excited to introduce the first instalment of our “5 questions for…” monthly interview series where we will discuss policy issues in the EU with various opinion leaders. This month, I spoke with James Fontanella-Khan – the Brussels correspondent for the Financial Times. James covers media, telecom and Internet regulation … Read more…
Strengthening Internet Security and Resiliency Through Innovation
When we look back at the Internet in the early 1990s, access was largely through dial-up on a PC, e-mail was simply text, the Web was not multimedia, and Internet users were mainly North Americans who relied on low-speed. Now, look at the global Internet today. It’s used in every … Read more…
Living Mobile: Connected Cars Need a Flexible Single Market
To date, the mobile Internet has been defined for most of us by what we can do on our devices. We’re now moving to an era where advanced communications connect virtually everything – including our cars. During Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, AT&T announced an agreement with OnStar, LLC, a subsidiary … Read more…
Connecting with Young Professionals to Advance Tomorrow’s Technology
Today, we’re sending pictures and videos, streaming music, watching full length movies in HD, and choosing from hundreds of thousands of apps – all from our smartphones. We’ve seen dramatic change in the past few years. Smartphones now outsell PCs. Apps are a global industry attracting billions of dollars in … Read more…
Thoughts from Paris: Innovating for Persons with Disabilities
By Susan Mazrui, AT&T Director of Public Policy More than 130 years after the invention of the telephone, the communications industry continues to play an important role in helping people with disabilities. Today, a person who is unable to see well enough to read print has the ability to access … Read more…
