Chris Smith, VP of Technology, AT&T Government Solutions
It was announced on August 27th that the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) awarded AT&T Corporation a 4 year contract to aid in the improvement and modernization of FEMA’s Communications. AT&T will be working with FEMA in the areas of improved collection, validation and processing of claims for disaster survivors.
This contract was awarded to AT&T under the General Services Administration’s Networx Universal contracting program for telecommunications services. AT&T will be responsible for providing interactive voice response capabilities and contact center services that will adjust to the various traffic volumes during disasters.
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