FICO Tech Talks: InterACT: Turning Uncertainty into Manageable Risk, NYC March 10-13, 2009

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01/21/2009

InterACT: Turning Uncertainty into Manageable Risk, NYC March 10-13, 2009

How is risk management evolving and how are customers risk patterns and behaviors changing in the current economic slump? Thats the focus of Fair Isaac's InterACT 09 conference, March 10-13 in New York City. This conference brings together industry experts in risk management, collections, fraud and analytics to discuss new ideas and strategies. This must-attend event includes keynote presentations from Martin Wolf, Dr. Robert Shiller and William Poole. Darcy Sullivan of Fair Isaac interviews Mark Greene, Fair Isaac CEO, for this Fair Isaac Tech Talk.

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