"Legacy" is a word with a mixed reputation in the information technology industry. To Year 2000 experts, it conjures up lines of code to be scanned and remediated. To Jim Lollar, North American Warranty Systems Design Manager for Ford Motor Company, it means, among other things, the 126 Report, which has landed on the desks of Ford dealerships for the last two decades. It’s a neat, tabular summary of each dealership’s warranty record.
Because a Ford dealer in rural Minnesota and one in urban Miami will sell a different mix of vehicles and experience different types of warranty claims, the 126 Report doesn’t simply compare warranty expenses. Instead, the report tells a dealership how its warranty-claiming practices compare to those of other Ford dealers in the same region, and identifies worrisome trends.
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