AT&T's copper shutdown project takes 'wireless-first' approach
About this episode
The episode discusses AT&T's approach to its copper shutdown project, focusing on wireless connections for customer service migrations.
Amid more FCC approvals for its copper shutdown plan, AT&T is initially targeting customer service migrations with wireless connections ahead of future fiber builds, says AT&T's Susan Johnson. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Guest: Susan Johnson
Topics covered
- copper shutdown
- wireless connections
- fiber builds
- customer service
- telecommunications
Keywords
- AT&T
- copper shutdown
- wireless-first
- FCC approvals
- Susan Johnson
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: AT&T, FCC
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