Solving the Year 2000 Problem

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by James Edward Keogh, Stephen C. Ruten, Jim Keogh

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Jim Keogh, who calls the year 2000 problem, "the mother of all bugs," explains the problem in great detail and suggests various strategies for fixing it. If you need help convincing management of the problem's severity, you'll be particularly interested in Keogh's descriptions of the potential errors that can arise. In one example, a criminal who committed a crime on Saturday, January 1, 2000, is not convicted because the security camera dates the crime as being committed on Monday, January 1, 1900. The book concludes with a five-step plan for assessing and solving year 2000 situations. The plan involves an inventory process, an assessment process, a planning process, a testing process, and an implementation process.

Synopsis
For people who found help in Thriving on Chaos and Reengineering the Corporation, Solving the Year 2000 Problem offers hope for the new millennium. This timely book gives a brief yet thorough explanation of what the "Year 2000 Problem" is. By offering a five-step process to handle the change to the year 2000, this timely book is a guide for executives, programmers, and IS managers.

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