AT & T Organizational Structure

Abstract
The research work on AT&T suggests that the company future depends on providing an extensive variety of communication and information technology services from industry-leading networks, to cloud based services, to mobile markets and entertainment sectors. These services are expected to be provided to millions of consumers around the world. In vibrant global market, creations and innovations are the forces that lead to sustainable growth. This research paper goes over how AT&T fulfills their mission to empower a pool of talented people to stimulate and resolve real-world problems with advanced technology. Cloud services have recently become one of the most popular topics in the tech industry. It is a new area of development with unlimited
Alexander Graham Bell was working on inventing a "talking telegraph", which became known as the "telephone". Alexander Graham Bell had two partners, Gardiner Hubbard and Thomas Sanders, who financed Bell's work and Bell consequently earned patents in 1876 and 1877. Originally AT&T was known as the "American Telephone and Telegraph Corporation" and started the first telephone service in New Haven, Connecticut in 1878. From this point the company expanded to many major cities throughout America in three years with licenses under the name of American Bell Telephone Company. In 1882, American Bell purchased a controlling interest in a company that became its' manufacturing base, Western Electric Company. Gradually, American Bell began to take over the companies their products were licensed to, which created the great enterprise known as "the Bell System". In March 1885, the American Telephone and Telegraph Service was incorporated as a subsidiary of American Bell and began building the first telephone long distance network, with new telephone wire loading coils in 1899, from New York to San Francisco. This project required new inventions to boost signal strength which weakened over long distances in the telephone wires. In this way AT&T developed many new inventions that applied to
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