The Year 2000

January 1st, 2000 could bring major computer systems failures throughout industry and government, since many software and hardware systems are configured based on a two digit colour or calendar. This book offers practical strategies for analyzing the Y2K problem, focusing on configuration management and maintenance issues for implementing useful, long-term solutions. This approach demonstrates how the Y2K should be approached as a problem rather than a crisis - one that can be turned into a major competitive advantage.
 
January 1st, 2000 could bring major computer systems failures throughout industry and government, since many software and hardware systems are configured based on a two digit colour or calendar. This book offers practical strategies for analyzing the Y2K problem, focusing on configuration management and maintenance issues for implementing useful, long-term solutions. This approach demonstrates how the Y2K should be approached as a problem rather than a crisis - one that can be turned into a major competitive advantage.