unfortunately AT&T isn't able to implemnet VoIP inside the walls correctly themselves, due to their Skill Level with VoIP implementations. This will cause Boeing and others significant cost that will go against their savings so the net savings will be much less then noted in the article above unfortunately.
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equipment vendors ?
do we know which equipment vendors benefit the most in this deal?
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Not quite...
The Boeing infrastructure is already pretty well hammered down. AT&T would mostly be taking it over in maintenance mode. Although this might also nullify some of the quoted gains, as they may have already been taken. Double bookkeeping is nothing new at the corporate level either:) The real gains for Boeing would be the pricing structure of the "whole meal deal." And AT&T would have another large customer to _not_ listen to, anger, and then lose.
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