If you’re going to build something, you need experts involved. If you built something as big as the US government healthcare site and it’s just not working, you need the best of the best. Hopefully, the NSA isn’t going to be watching to see how they fix things.
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Healthcare site accepts help from Google, Oracle, and Red Hat
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Published October 31, 2013
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The help is arriving as the government’s main site for medical coverage remains plagued by repeated outages a month after its Oct. 1 debut. Michael Dickerson, a site reliability engineer on leave from Google, and Greg Gershman, innovation director for smartphone application maker Mobomo, are among those helping, the Obama administration said today.
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