For what is a man, what has he got?
If not himself, then he has naught.
a good neighbor, the one on your side, good hands people – the relationship between policy holders and their insurer is one of trust. – beginning with trust in the local agent that sells the policy; reflected in trust of the company that follows.
Yet behind the clever slogans and familiar faces lies a culture that views every claim as a potential case of insurance fraud – and trust is replaced with betrayal. Premium dollars have made fraud detection a separate industry – one with its future riding on the continued public perception of widespread insurance fraud.
Fraud, to be certain, is a serious problem; however, the resulting problem-focused solutions have created far greater problems.
I planned each charted course;
Each careful step along the byway
The industry’s response to Katrina -captured in Frontline’s The old man and the storm – has been nothing short of a disaster itself, as this preview of the January 6, 2009 annual update suggests. The charted course – a haystack of needles – is an enterprise management system.
From an IT management perspective, Enterprise Management essentially means enterprise-wide network administration, which is becoming increasingly complex. The corporate network environment is no longer tied to a single vendor, let alone a single platform. More and more, corporate intranets are multidomain, multiprotocol, multiplatform systems. They contain hardware and operating systems from a number of different, competing vendors… Continue reading “The Scheme: final curtain – who done it (Chapter 7 qui tam)”