JASON PORTER
AT&T
Senior Vice President Supply Chain and Transformation
Senior Vice President Supply Chain and Transformation
Jason is the SVP of Global Supply Chain and Operational Efficiency at AT&T. In his current role, he manages a $70B Supply Chain for AT&T and is responsible for transforming the cost structure
of the company.
Since the beginning of his career with AT&T in 2002, Jason has held several leadership positions in engineering, strategy, operations, and marketing spanning across the consumer and business customer segments. He has maintained a successful track record of introducing and maturing emerging technologies and transforming businesses.
Prior to becoming SVP of Global Supply Chain and Operational Efficiency, Jason led the Public Sector and FirstNet business. FirstNet is the first-ever nationwide, wireless network for first responders. He was responsible for delivering on the 25-year public-private partnership with the First Responder Network Authority, which represents the largest government contract to ever be awarded to a telecommunications provider.
Other previous roles include Chief Data Officer and Senior Vice President – Strategic Planning, where he was responsible for global network planning, prioritization of over half of AT&T’s capital spend, design technology, talent enablement and the CDO’s center of excellence for data science, AI and automation. Jason also served as Vice President of Global Technology Planning and Program Management, Vice President of Cybersecurity Operations, Vice President of DevOps for AT&T Partner Solutions over the course of his career.
Speaking At
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM - 3rd Floor Room 9
MARCH 30, 2026 - Day 1
Convergence Labs - Inside the AI Knowledge Base
This session explores how organizations can unlock hidden value within their existing data by structuring, connecting, and enriching it for AI analysis. Attendees will learn practical methods for transforming raw enterprise data into a meaningful knowledge base for AI systems, while examining adoption trends, what is working, what is not, and real world use cases.