Has the Y2K bug bit your PC? Find out with tools that analyze, report, and sometimes fix this date dilemma. Read Y2K Revisited.
"Countdown to Tomorrow" -- a free video aimed at
businesses
http://www.corp.unisys.com/unisys/y2k.nsf/1d796103111979130725639000788f32/1e7aebc9575c10008525665e004a500d?OpenDocument
A free small business Y2K guide is available from Prudential
which is said to be doing unique work in helping small businesses
and schools get a worksheet and kit for y2k compliance.
Cyntha Beal's very informative and homey Y2K site oriented to
small businesses and communities
is at http://scribble.com/y2k.
Also, please read Will We Use
Y2K and Local Currency to Find Our Way Back to Each Other?
Visit the Small Business Administration's Y2K web site at http://www.sba.gov/y2k/
What's needed by small businesses and organizations who want to
try getting their computer systems ready for Y2K is described
at http://www.computerpro.com/~phystad/csy2kfaq.html
ITAA's Year 2000 Outlook is published every Friday to help
all organizations deal more effectively with the Year 2000 software
conversion. To create a subscription to this free publication,
please visit ITAA on the web at: http://www.itaa.org/transact/2koutlooksub.htm
See also:
The Small Business-Owners Year 2000 Readiness Checklist.
Y2K Questions for Campaigning Politicians and Elected Government Officials
Corporate/Government Pledges of Cooperation -UK and NZ
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"The purpose of the federal database is to share vendor compliance
information. Initially it was developed for federal government
use only. In January or so of this year the federal government
opened access to all. It has the usual disclaimers on the accuracy
of the data but the database contains a large amount of information
and has a great search engine. The web site address is: http://y2k.policyworks.gov/.
Another good web site is the State of Washington's. They also
maintain a vendor compliance database. The Washington web site
address is: http://www.wa.gov/dis/2000/y2000.htm"
Chris Apgar, Year 2000 Project Manager
Multnomah County, OR
Phone: (503) 248-3749, X-26068
Fax: (503) 248-5009
E-mail: chris.r.apgar@co.multnomah.or.us