• Personal
  • Business
    • Small Business
    • Enterprise Business
    • Wholesale
    • Government
  • About AT&T

Access Keys, Skip To Content.

AT&T.

Enterprise Worldwide

 
  • AT&T Labs
  • About AT&T Labs
    • Mission & Vision
    • Backgrounder
    • Fact Sheet
    • History
  • In Development
    • Development Focus
    • The Network of Tomorrow
    • Operational Excellence
    • Innovative Services
  • In Research
  • Products & Services
    • Licensing Portfolio
    • Patent Portfolio
    • How to Buy
  • Tech Showcase
    • Demos
    • For Fun
      • Alexander Graham Bell
      • Building the Network of Networks
  • Technology Timeline
    • 1800's
      • 1876: The Telephone
    • 1910's
      • 1915: First Transcontinental Telephone Call
      • 1916: Remembering Claude Shannon
      • 1917: The First Air-to-Ground and Ground-to-Air Radio Communications
    • 1920's
      • 1924: Fax Service
      • 1924: Electrical Sound Recording
      • 1926: Sound Motion Pictures
      • 1927: Negative Feedback
      • 1927: The Wave Nature of Matter
      • 1927: Long Distance TV Transmission
      • 1927: Transatlantic Phone Service
      • 1929: Broadband Coaxial Cable
      • 1929: The Artificial Larynx
    • 1930's
      • 1933: Stereo Recordings
      • 1933: Radio Astronomy
      • 1936: Synthetic Speech
      • 1939: The Digital Computer
      • 1939: High Frequency Radar
    • 1940's
      • 1940: Complex Number Generator
      • 1941: Touch Tone Telephones
      • 1946: First Mobile Telephone Call
      • 1947: The Transistor
      • 1948: Error Correction
      • 1948: Information Theory
    • 1950's
      • 1951: First Direct-Dial Transcontinental Telephone Call
      • 1951: Microwave Radio-Relay Skyway
      • 1954: The Solar Cell
      • 1956: Transoceanic Telephone Cables
      • 1958: The Laser
    • 1960's
      • 1960: Communications Satellites
      • 1962: Satellite Transmission
      • 1965: The Echo of the Big Bang
      • 1969: UNIX and the Internet
    • 1970's
      • 1970: Picturephone
      • 1976: Epitaxy Microchips
      • 1976: First Digital Electronic Switching
      • 1977: Fiber Optic Communication
    • 1980's
      • 1983: Cellular Phones
      • 1983: C++
      • 1989: HDTV
      • 1989: The Speech-Driven Robot
    • 1990's
      • 1992: The Instant Language Translator
      • 1992: Fault-Tolerance Software
      • 1993: The Computer Videophone
      • 1997: a2b Music
      • 1998: Phone Web
      • 1999: Quantum Computing
    • 2000's
      • 2000: Network Fraud Protection
      • 2001: How May I Help You?
      • 2001: Natural Voices
      • 2001: Next Gen Network Tools
      • 2002: Privacy Bird
      • 2002: CNI
      • 2003: Tomo-gravity
      • 2003: GS Tool
      • 2004: Maui
      • 2004: Internet Protect
      • 2005: Traffic Analysis Service (TAS)

Operational Excellence

For More:

Explore how AT&T can support your business communications needs.

AT&T Labs relies on strong partnerships within AT&T to continually improve the systems that underpin AT&T services. You have seen the results of our work in innovative fraud management systems, network visualization capabilities, and Web-based customer servicing tools. Our goal is to simplify and enhance the operational processes in order to reduce costs and improve your experience while using AT&T products and services.

Improving the Customer Experience

For AT&T Labs, e-servicing means bringing the best of new technologies to our operational processes in order to ensure that the AT&T customer experience is as stellar as the performance of our networks and services. By continuing to innovate, we improve processes involved in the rapid delivery of new and existing services, dramatically reduce operational costs; and ensure flexibility in our network so that we can provide on demand service.

A few examples of where we are focusing our operational efforts:

  • We are continuing to develop capabilities that enable an automated flow-through of customer service, from ordering to provisioning, and from billing to continued maintenance.
  • We are developing systems that deliver the flexibility and control you need to manage your business.
  • We have an entire unit dedicated to the enhancement of customer relationship management systems, designed to bring new technologies and process improvements to bear on our customer support systems. Our goal is nothing short of the industry's strongest and best customer relationships.

Streamlining and Automating Operations

Behind the scenes, we already have implemented our Concept of OneSM : the migration of multiple operational structures across AT&T into a unified, shared system. We are evolving the systems that support our work centers into a modular structure, characterized by a high level of automation, exception-based defect resolution, and a layered logical management. We are now further streamlining our operations by automating the procedures supporting our services.

Towards this goal:

  • We are developing a platform that offers a single operational view of all interactions with AT&T customers to ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction.
  • We are automating our maintenance processes for IP, data, and voice services to reduce costs, while maintaining a high level of service delivery
  • Our software experts are developing new tools for integrating our various order management and inventory systems to more efficiently match AT&T's extensive service portfolio to the needs of AT&T customers.

About AT&T | Support | Careers | Toll Free Directory Assistance | YellowPages.com | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy

© 2012 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. AT&T, the AT&T logo and all other AT&T
marks contained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies.
36 USC 220506

YELLOWPAGES.COM Proud Sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Team

Hosted by AT&T and powered by 
AT&T Content Acceleration