By applying AT&T's extensive history and experience in delivering high-quality digital connectivity, our Circuit Switched Data Service (CSDS) offers the security, and reliability of a wide range of functions and flexibility inherent in the AT&T Worldwide Intelligent Network (WIN). AT&T will be pleased to efficiently support the Government's CSDS requirements such as dial-up backup circuits, circuits requested for short duration, and the large volume of switched video teleconferencing users, utilizing AT&T's thorough understanding of the Government's long-term requirements.
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