BT Peoplewatch: fibre wind-down, culture overhaul

BT Peoplewatch: fibre wind-down, culture overhaul

Source: BT

August 2026 update, including the impact of the FTTP build wind-down, People & Culture overhaul, and a new consumer FWA product lead as BT looks to plug fibre gaps, plus more across Business, Openreach, elsewhere…

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  • Themes: Fixed wireless access (FWA); Fibre monetisation; Full-fibre rollout; Future of work; Human resources transformation; Network cloud; Network modernisation; Organisational transformation; PSTN switch-off; Strategic workforce planning; Workforce reduction.
  • People: Alison Wilcox; Anne Heal; David Watts; Fiona Vines; Joe Mills; Josie Smith; Kerry Small; Michael Smith; Neil Sykes; Nick Lampen; Punam Dave; Rebecca Park; Robert Stanton; Ursula Mattar; Uzair Qadeer; Victoria Watts.
  • Geographic: Bengaluru; Liverpool; North West England; Scotland; United Kingdom (UK).
  • Organisations: Alexion Pharmaceuticals; BBC; BT Business; BT Consumer; BT Group; BT Scotland; CityFibre; Civil Aviation Authority; Deloitte; Focus Group; Marks & Spencer; NatWest Business; Openreach; PwC; Redcentric; Severn Trent; Scottish Water; Telstra; Virgin Media O2 Business.

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