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Medibank tightens fraud detection with analytics

By Ry Crozier

Mar 29 2018 6:20AM

Automatically scans data for known patterns.

Medibank tightens fraud detection with analytics

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Medibank has uplifted its fraud investigation capabilities with technology that allows it to more easily recognise “patterns of malpractice” and share the data with law enforcement. The health insurer, which has around 3.7 million members, has switched on IBM i2 enterprise insight ...

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