ATT: A Philosophy of Partnership
Since 1885, the two T’s in AT&T have stood for “telephone” and “telegraph,” but those T’s have seemingly merged to become “telecommunications,” representing the company’s
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Since 1885, the two T’s in AT&T have stood for “telephone” and “telegraph,” but those T’s have seemingly merged to become “telecommunications,” representing the company’s
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Rebecca Jacoby, CIO and senior vice president of Cisco Systems, has the ear of company chairman and CEO John Chambers—and vice versa—so much so that
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