If you want to get AT&T’s attention, you better be ready to speak open source.
That was the message from a panel discussion at this week’s AT&T Spark event in San Francisco, where Amy Wheelus, vice president of Network Cloud at the carrier, explained that AT&T was an “open source-first shop.” She said it had to go down the route of open source software in order to meet its growing software needs.
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