British Y2K program has fixed 70% of critical computer systems.
THE U.K. MINISTRY OF DEFENSE and armed forces are ahead of schedule in some areas of solving the Y2K problem, according to a report to Parliament. The MOD has fixed 70% of critical computer systems and remains on track to fix 97% by fall, with the remaining systems slated to be fixed before the end...
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