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C Spire winning in business helps support winning on the playing fields
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Hu Meena | The Grenada Star
It’s no secret that we like to win at C Spire. Our team members suit up every day to help our customers do the same. Whether that means expanding our 5G network, laying Gigabit fiber or working behind the scenes to make the customer experience first rate, striving to be the best is what we do.
How technology, telecom has transformed our world from home
A firm focus on the future is endemic to the culture of every successful technology company. At C Spire, we don’t spend much time reflecting on the past. Ask any of my 1,900 coworkers, and they’ll likely tell you some version of the same thing.
What ‘customer inspired’ really means
A firm focus on the future is endemic to the culture of every successful technology company. At C Spire, we don’t spend much time reflecting on the past. Ask any of my 1,900 coworkers, and they’ll likely tell you some version of the same thing.
How Technology & Telecom Has Transformed Our World in Mississippi
By Hu Meena A firm focus on the future is endemic to the culture of every successful technology company. At C Spire, we don’t spend much time reflecting on the past. Ask any of my 1,900 coworkers, and they’ll likely tell you some version of the same thing.
Hu Meena: How technology & telecom has transformed our world in Mississippi
A firm focus on the future is endemic to the culture of every successful technology company. At C Spire, we don’t spend much time reflecting on the past. Ask any of my 1,900 coworkers, and they’ll likely tell you some version of the same thing.
High-speed Broadband Internet Emerges as Critical Quality of Life Issue in Alabama
Hu Meena, C Spire CEO After wrestling with a public health emergency over the past months, Alabama consumers and businesses have learned that good, high quality and fast broadband internet is a necessity, not a luxury. The need for a comprehensive statewide plan to provide high-speed, fiber-fed broadband internet connectivity to every Alabamian has never been more evident.
High-speed broadband internet emerges as critical quality of life issue in Alabama
After wrestling with a public health emergency over the past months, Alabama consumers and businesses have learned that good, high quality and fast broadband internet is a necessity, not a luxury. The need for a comprehensive statewide plan to provide high-speed, fiber-fed broadband internet connectivity to every Alabamian has never been more evident.
Opinion | High-speed broadband emerges as critical quality of life issue in Alabama
After wrestling with a public health emergency over the past months, Alabama consumers and businesses have learned that good, high quality and fast broadband internet is a necessity, not a luxury. The need for a comprehensive statewide plan to provide high-speed, fiber-fed broadband internet connectivity to every Alabamian has never been more evident.
High-speed broadband internet emerges as critical quality of life issue in Alabama - Yellowhammer News
High-speed broadband internet emerges as critical quality of life issue in Alabama After wrestling with a public health emergency over the past months, Alabama consumers and businesses have learned that good, high quality and fast broadband internet is a necessity, not a luxury. The need for a comprehensive statewide plan to provide high-speed, fiber-fed broadband internet connectivity to every Alabamian has never been more evident.
Embrace the change
RIDGELAND — My favorite streaming video program during the COVID-19 virus stay-at-home lockdown has not been about tigers and their crazy trainer, Joe Exotic, from the wildly popular Netflix docuseries. Nor has it been about Scottie Pippin and the other guy who played professional basketball with him on the Chicago Bulls. The one I’ve enjoyed the most is a series entitled “The Chosen” about the time of Jesus’ earthly ministry.
Hu Meena: Pandemic offers resilient Mississippi a chance to embrace a brighter future
Hu Meena, Guest columnist Published 4:30 a.m. CT May 12, 2020 Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide My favorite streaming video program during the COVID-19 virus stay-at-home lockdown has not been about tigers and their crazy trainer, Joe Exotic, from the wildly popular Netflix docuseries. Nor has it been about Scottie Pippin and the other guy who played professional basketball with him on the Chicago Bulls.
Hu Meena: Pandemic offers resilient Mississippi a chance to embrace a brighter future
Hu Meena, Guest columnist Published 4:30 a.m. CT May 12, 2020 Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide My favorite streaming video program during the COVID-19 virus stay-at-home lockdown has not been about tigers and their crazy trainer, Joe Exotic, from the wildly popular Netflix docuseries. Nor has it been about Scottie Pippin and the other guy who played professional basketball with him on the Chicago Bulls.
Computer science education: Mississippi's future can't wait
Hu Meena, Guest Columnist Published 4:00 a.m. CT Feb. 14, 2020 If you live in Mississippi, you’ve probably seen or heard C Spire’s bold ad on television and radio in recent days about the need for computer science education in our schools. While the characters in the ad are fictional, our neighbors and competitors in other Southeastern states are making computer science a priority. Meanwhile, only 47% of Mississippi public high schools teach computer science. Hu Meena is CEO of C Spire.
C Spire telehealth mobile app redefines the traditional doctor house call
Hu Meena, Guest Columnist Published 5:00 a.m. CT Nov. 26, 2019 Back in the 1930 and 40s, most doctors visited sick patients in their homes with hands-on diagnosis and prescriptions for maladies ranging from a sore throat and the common cold to pneumonia. Fast forward 80 years through the industrial, information and technology revolutions to the modern digital era.
App redefines the house call
JACKSON — Back in the 1930s and 1940s, most doctors visited sick patients in their homes with hands-on diagnosis and prescriptions for maladies ranging from a sore throat and the common cold to pneumonia. Fast forward 80 years through the industrial, information and technology revolutions to the modern digital era.
Cracking the code on computer science education in Mississippi
OPINION Hu Meena, Guest Columnist Published 1:24 p.m. CT Aug. 2, 2019 During World War II, an elite group of Navajos called the “code talkers” used their Native American language, which was unwritten and complex, to help transmit top-secret military information. Code talkers helped the Allies gain an important victory in the Pacific Theater. Fast forward to today and coding means something dramatically different, but just as important.
C Spire, MSU join forces to create unique software job training program
Hu Meena and Mark E. Keenum, Guest Columnists Published 2:00 p.m. CT Feb. 9, 2019 Former Mississippi Gov. William Winter, a lifelong advocate of advancing educational and jobs training opportunities, has often repeated this simple but cogent observation: “The only road out of poverty and economic dependency runs past the schoolhouse door.” Winter understood the important role that the educational system plays in the jobs pipeline.
Will AT&T block Mississippi residents from technology?
Every day, Mississippi’s public safety officials, teachers, librarians and other government employees rely on Voice and Data services to protect citizens, educate children and serve their communities. A modern, cost-effective communications system is critical for these workers to perform their jobs, and the state of Mississippi has taken a commendable step to ensure they have one. So why is the state now embroiled in a costly battle over it?
Big data may hold the key to personalized health care
Technology likes to show off. It's easy to notice when the latest innovation has arrived because when technology gets better, we notice. In education technology, we heralded the arrival of the SMART Board and interactive learning. Government technology showed off its ability with advanced NSA surveillance. Every time you see a stunning new Pixar movie, you're experiencing some of the best of entertainment technology. But how far have we advanced in the health technology sector?
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