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Tag Archives: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
5 Lessons from Healthcare.gov Software Disaster of the Century
The most visible software disaster I’ve ever seen is the Healthcare.gov problems that have received unprecedented media coverage and raised concerns both technical and political. There is plenty of coverage of the saga so I won’t bother to repost or … Continue reading →
