Supplier
Diversity
AT&T Honors Suppliers for Outstanding Performance A
T&T* recently announced the 2011 AT&T Supplier Award winners, who
are being recognized for their outstanding performance and service to AT&T affili- ates during the past year. The AT&T Supplier Award program
annually honors suppliers who provide products or services that support AT&T
operations for their contributions across a broad scope of selection criteria, includ- ing cost management solutions, team- work, customer service, product and ser- vice performance, diversity results and sustainability. “AT&T Supplier Award winners play a vital role in helping us deliver the servic-
es, value and innovation necessary to serve our residential and business custom- ers and to maintain our leadership posi- tion in today’s competitive and dynamic global marketplace,” said Tim Harden, president of AT&T Supply Chain and Fleet Operations. “The program acknowl- edges the contribution of our most strate- gic suppliers by highlighting those that especially stood out in providing signifi- cant value to AT&T and far exceeded ex- pectations during the past year.” This year, AT&T is recognizing seven
suppliers that went above and beyond in providing AT&T with better products, su- perior services, enhanced cost structures or best-in-class approaches that contrib- uted to the company’s success during the past year. AT&T uses more than 5,000 compa-
nies as major suppliers for materials and services. As part of the annual program, the company took out a half-page ad in today’s edition of The Wall Street Journal to publicly thank the selected companies.
AT&T 2011 Supplier Award Winners Amdocs, Inc. Argent Associates BBDO Atlanta Ciena Corporation Pinnacle Technical Resources, Inc. Sutherland Global Services, Inc. Tech Mahindra Limited
*AT&T products and services are provided or offered
by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc. Source:
www.prnewswire.com
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