Industry Tackles Year 2000
The issue of how to assure that software written for this century can function in the next, a.k.a. the Year 2000 or Y2K problem, is creeping up on government and U.S. industry alike. Conservative estimates to fix the problem start at $200 billion. Whether overblown or not, few analysts dispute the...
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