Talk:North American Medical Management

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I created this page because the Wikipedia page on Steven Jay Russell pointed to the North American Medical page. When I clicked the link there was no information that existed, so I added a brief (cited) paragraph about the company. Then a little one liner that referenced the significance of the company because this company was one that hired this conman as their CFO. If people read about Steven the conman who was hired as a CFO at North American Medical Management (NAMM), then the reader may want to know what kind of Company NAMM is.

NAMM also had a run in with Arthur Anderson before their infamous relation with Enron. Arthur built a y2k compliant system for NAMM that really didn't work and cost much time and money to be wasted and eventually NAMM was shutdown. Not to mention there was an audit done by the Business Software Alliance that resulted in a multi hundred thousand dollar fine, which help contribute to the financial instability of the company. Of course, I cannot just write this information without some sources, so I left this section out while I try to find press releases or other articles in business journals that talk about these incidents.

I understand corporations do not need a wikipedia page just for being a business, but since there was a missing link to this company I thought a page was wanted, so I put in the information. Also, their situation isn't all that normal if I can find sources to back up the other information about this company.

If I am non the wrong track by thinking Wikipedia wanted information on this company, please let me know.

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