I missed this earlier... Are you talking about the smartphone activation welcome message that got pushed globally to all smartphone imei-ranges?Quote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
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I missed this earlier... Are you talking about the smartphone activation welcome message that got pushed globally to all smartphone imei-ranges?Quote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
So AT&T adopted CARE from Cingular?
CARE is the original Bell South billing system and Telegence was SBC (Southern Bell Company I think) billing system.... ATT just merged all that shitQuote:
Originally Posted by stillaneon
I don't know. When I worked for Cingular, I remember having 17 or so systems but CARE was the main.Quote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
just suprised AT&T decided to adopt it instead of forcing everyone to change to some system they used
Well, it was a Mainframe thing.... Care was AS400 I believe. The Telegence, hmmmm. Can't remember if that was the mainframe name.. Well, there was a lot of talk about migrating. They wanted Care to be the only system. Then Texas SBC took over and they had Telegence. Things got rather complicated. Too many billing systems. I think it was just too much effort I guess, if they still have more than one. Too many mergers really, SBC then the ATT.. got real nasty. Everything depends on the billing system. When these companies merge, it is a real nightmare. Its a very, big deal. Many of these other computer systems hang off and interface in the end with the billing system. You almost have to rewrite all your front end systems if you want to change a billing system. Plus imagine all the people that work on those billing systems! Do you let them all go or move to an entirely different system? Those are very big systems also. I can see how it could take years to migrate.Quote:
Originally Posted by stillaneon
Nope, i'm talking about going from CARE to Telegence...took place at the end of JulyQuote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
Well shit! I didn't even know that... I test and maintain the RSS, CNOT, and IMEItrigger platforms. We also built all associated GUI's like CARD2 and wrote the load balancing scripts during the Dobson/ATT integration.Quote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
Who do I talk to about getting a transfer? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
LOL I dunno... What kind of background do you have? Sales? Programming?Quote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
3 years of Sales there....no programming at all. I've been looking into moving to the Real Estate side of the company though.Quote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
Well I don't know much about the sales side but I would say just try and work your way up to the corporate side... then get crammed in a 6x6 cubicle off Glenridge.. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
That's my dream!! Lol :no: You guys are off Glenridge right? On the top floor?Quote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
No I'm out in Alpharetta... The company I work for is like a contract company for ATT... Practical Labs.. I won't be caught dead in a cubicle LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by gtikid
I do live down the street from the Glenridge building though LOL
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Yeah, I worked when Cingular took over AT&T wireless. so we had CARE, Clarify and somewhere around 15 othewr systems they were trying to integrate.Quote:
Originally Posted by SicStang03
Was a real PITA. Ended up having a blue side and orange side. I'm so glad I got rid of that.
I work for sprint now, and we had issues when we merged with nextel, but nothing like the issues I had with Cingular.
I worked at Sprint/Nextel when they merged together, and I was at a Legacy Nextel store. That conversion sucked asssssssssssssssssss for us!! We didn't know how to work the Sprint system at all. I ended up leaving before I could get used to the system and went to AT&T when they were having their mergerQuote:
Originally Posted by stillaneon
I run 3 legacy nextel stores, but luckily I came in when they were almost done with the swap from P2K to Ensemble. So much smoother without FDT