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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the Social Security
Administration&apos;s (SSA) efforts to redesign its disability claims
process. GAO noted that: (1) SSA needs to continue its redesign efforts
so that it can reduce the high cost and long processing times associated
with the current claims process; (2) since SSA has made limited progress
toward fulfilling its redesign goal, its redesign plan may be overly
ambitious; (3) although SSA have begun implementation of some of its
redesign initiatives, many are behind schedule, some have become very
complex to implement; (4) SSA cannot determine whether these initiatives
will achieve desired results; (5) SSA implementation approach will
likely limit the chances for project success and has led to delays in
implementation; (6) project delays increase the risk of disruption from
turnover in key executive positions; and (7) SSA needs to ensure that
its redesign efforts are strongly supported by stakeholders and other
interested parties.</abstract>
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