The Health Care Industry or a discussion hosted by pepperdine university. This is one hour and 20 minutes. Please welcome to the stage John Figueroa cochair of the Health Care Symposium committee and ceo of genoa health care. [applause] what an incredible morning. The insight that doctoring emanuel regarded the results in the future the affordable parents as well as integrated care and Power Industries moving to a valuebased system was fascinating. Equally as intriguing was the description of our complex and everchanging Health Care System by our esteemed panel of doctors and health care administrators. I trust that their years of practical experience and i trust that they have certainly confirmed the complexity of our Health Care System and the speed in which its changing in america. Im going to take a little bit of a different view on this some of his comments consistent with some of the complexity issues of the day, consistent with things that we need to do to change the system to m
The Health Care Industry or a discussion hosted by pepperdine university. This is one hour and 20 minutes. Please welcome to the stage John Figueroa cochair of the Health Care Symposium committee and ceo of genoa health care. [applause] what an incredible morning. The insight that doctoring emanuel regarded the results in the future the affordable parents as well as integrated care and Power Industries moving to a valuebased system was fascinating. Equally as intriguing was the description of our complex and everchanging Health Care System by our esteemed panel of doctors and health care administrators. I trust that their years of practical experience and i trust that they have certainly confirmed the complexity of our Health Care System and the speed in which its changing in america. Im going to take a little bit of a different view on this some of his comments consistent with some of the complexity issues of the day, consistent with things that we need to do to change the system to m
Scott mcgrew, this week i learned two things, one, fico, the Company Famous for the fico score, does not decide your Credit Rating. Who knew . And also fico is headquartered in Silicon Valley, about two blocks from this studio. Again, who knew . Will lansing is ceo of fico, i assume he walked over here from his office, hes past ceo of fingerhut, info space, joined by Mark Sullivan and laura mondaro of u. S. A. Today. Lets start with this idea that fico doesnt my fico score is so important. But somehow youre not the Credit Rating . The way it works is were an Analytics Company and we produce the algorithm and the score. But we dont have any data. So the data is held by a credit bureau, by someone else. And they use our algorithm to produce the score, which they then share with banks, thats how the credit determination is made. I have a macys bill, i dont pay the macys bill. Its expeerian or others who know i depart pay the bill and they tell you . Exactly. Were, a bank is trying to figu
Chairman. Chair tom wheeler it was interesting, how interested everybody is to learn exactly what the rules are about and how we structured them in such a way that they are built on the mobile model. We built them around what has worked for the last 22 years in terms of regulating the Wireless Industry in the United States. So that we could make sure that there was adequate investment that would continue to come as a result of the fact that there is no rate regulation, no tariffing, and those traditional kinds of monopoly regulation that you have heard so much about during the debate. So the feeling that i am getting here is they are saying, as i understand it better, and it is significant. Sprint has come out and say they support it. Tmobile has said they will continue investing under this. Google fiber has said even though we are now a title ii common carrier, we will continue to investigate the small wireless carriers, have said this is something we can live with. On and on and on.
Internet to more regulation. Bloomberg businessweeks brad stone caught up with the chairman. It was interesting, how interested everybody is to learn exactly what the rules are about and how we structured them in such a way that they are built on the mobile model. We built them around what has worked for the last 22 years in terms of regulating the Wireless Industry in the United States. So that we could make sure that there was adequate investment that would continue to come as a result of the fact that there is no rate regulation, no tariffing, and those tra ditional kinds of monopoly regulation that you have heard so much about during the debate. So the feeling that i am getting here is they are saying, as i understand it better, and it is significant. Sprint has come out and say they support it, tmobile has said they will continue investing under this. Google fiber has said even though we are now a title ii common carrier, we will continue to investigate the small wireless carriers