Re: Accommodating Compliance Letters - copy

Glenn Ericson wrote:
> 
> Is anyone  else  tending to see more and more of the same  we are compliant
>  letter- addressed to Dear Customers and Suppliers: ?  It is sort of the
> quick fix of the non  believers.
> 
> I saw  one the  other  day that claimed to be following the AIAG Y2000 Self
> Assessment Plan but the  company and its other  divisions had not the
> slighted thing to do with automotive industry.
> 
> These things are being signed  by VP & General Managers
> 
> The questionable  letters on Y2K compliance can cause trouble  for the exec
>   but it might also get thrown down the hill to  IS  &/or  consulting or
> ISVs as but they [IS/Consultants or ISVs] told me - not me episodes.
> 
> Do you feel at  risk  when this happens?
> 

Here at Legacy Health Systems, we do not accept those types of Form
Letters.
Legacy here in Portland is made up of 2 large and 2 small hospitals,
plus all sorts
of other related functions. Aside from the financial side Y2K problems
in Medical
Equip. could cause major problems for a patient.

Any vendor who has responded with a form letter has been sent another
Certified Letter 
with stronger wording. We just had an audit by Author Anderson and
received good comments
regarding our Y2K process.
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