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Social Security spent $300 million on computer system that is still on ‘disability’
A $300 million computer system is expected to improve a whole department but it wasn’t easily the case for the Social Security Administration. The disability claims sector is still not as efficient despite the high expense of upgrading the hardware. The plan to update the computer system started was born six years ago but it was only this year that it has finally come into fruition. It still is in its testing phase after years of being mismanaged and delayed. The department was too overwhelmed with the disability claims and they needed help….Read More
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