The Obama administration has turned to a technology company, Quality Software Services Inc, or QSSI, run by Indian-Americans based at Columbia, Maryland, to fix the problem-ridden website for Americans to buy insurance under President Barack Obama's signature health care law nicknamed "Obamacare,".
QSSI , a unit of health insurer United Health Group, produced the federal data hub and a software tool to register consumers that is working relatively well, will now serve as a general contractor to oversee repairs to Health care. QSSI was having a proven track record delivering a broad range of solutions with particular expertise in Security & Privacy, Software Engineering, and Health IT.
The company is headed by Bikram Bakshi, an inventor or co-inventor of eleven US patents and author of several IEEE conference publications, who joined the company in 2005 as President & CEO.He is a graduate in Computer Science and Engineering from the Delhi Institute of Technology.
The Chief Operating Officer & CFO of QSSI is Pawan Malhotra. The company's chief technology officer is Kovilvenni Ramaswamy with a Bachelors Degree in Engineering from Regional Engineering College in India. He has over 20 years of broad software engineering leadership with design and development expertise across multiple technology platforms.
INDIA HONEST is proud of such Indians, though they have migrated to USA, after doing basic studies in India, but doing remarkable work in different fields, say medical, IT or engineering or research.
In a lighter note, having solved the puzzle of Obamacare , will any of those Indians return to India and solve the combined problem of Manmohan- Sonia, that is "Rahulcare" ?